by Colin Foster | Jun 14, 2021 | Microsoft PowerPoint
There will be occasions when you’re creating a PowerPoint Presentation and you realise that you could make use of a slide (or slides) that you created in another presentation. So, rather than having to do all of the work again, let’s take a look a way that we can...
by Colin Foster | Apr 28, 2021 | Microsoft Word
There will be times when you create a table in Word and you find that it runs across two or more pages. In order to make the table easier to navigate and work through, it can be helpful if the header row of your table is repeated at the top of each page. You could...
by Colin Foster | Apr 28, 2021 | Microsoft PowerPoint
Regular readers of these tips will be aware that I spend a lot of time in Normandy researching the stories of 18 Allied servicemen who were held as Prisoners of War by the German Army following the D Day landings in June 1944 (the full story is here:...
by Colin Foster | Apr 1, 2021 | Microsoft Excel
There will be occasions when the decimal places that Excel ordinarily calculates to are not necessary; we are only interested in the non-decimal part of the calculation. For example, if our calculation is to determine how many full-time staff members or machines are...
by Colin Foster | Mar 15, 2021 | Microsoft Excel, Tips and Tricks
When we have a list of data, sometimes it can be quite difficult to extract information from it quickly and efficiently. However, provided that we’ve the right sort of information in the various columns of our list, then we can make a start by using Excel’s...
