by Colin Foster | Jul 9, 2021 | Microsoft PowerPoint
Continuing with our theme that we started last month of reusing slides rather than recreating them, this time, we’ll look at copying slides from one presentation to another. If you need a reminder of the way that we did things last time, by using the “Reuse Slides”...
by Colin Foster | Jul 9, 2021 | Microsoft Excel
As you become more experienced with Excel, you get comfortable with the idea of “nesting” one formula within another one. A classic use of this is with nested IF() statements where the first IF() checks a TRUE/FALSE option & then the Value_If_True and...
by Colin Foster | Jul 9, 2021 | Microsoft Word
We’ve all been there, writing a document in Word and, if your typing skills are like mine, you focus on the keyboard, rather than the screen to see what you’ve typed. Then wehn uyo lkoo up yuo’ve tyepd gibberish which, of course, Word won’t have fully corrected for...
by Colin Foster | Jun 14, 2021 | Microsoft Word
I received an email the other day from one of my business contacts – Eric Taylor of High Peak Creative (http://www.highpeakcreative.com/ ). Eric is the printer & graphic designer that I’ve used for ages & occasionally, he gets stumped with MS Office queries...
by Colin Foster | Jun 14, 2021 | Microsoft Excel
We’re well used to Word wrapping text automatically at the end of a line, moving seamlessly onto the next row. However, because it’s not a word processor, Excel doesn’t do that naturally, but we can tell it to do so – either automatically or by putting the breaks...
