by Maryrose | Jul 7, 2025 | Excel, Microsoft Office
Freezing the Panes Occasionally a worksheet is so large, you cannot view the column or row headings and all the data at the same time. When this happens, it is difficult to view the headings for the data in the worksheet. For example, in a worksheet containing...
by Maryrose | Nov 2, 2022 | Access, Microsoft Office
Add a “wildcard” to your queries! You can use a wildcard in a query in place of one or several characters. Wildcard characters are helpful when you want to find criteria with a pattern (such as all last names beginning with M), or if you are not sure...
by Maryrose | Feb 25, 2022 | Microsoft Office, Outlook
Outlook Quick Steps Can Streamline Repetitive Tasks! When using Outlook, you can find yourself repeating the same tasks over and over. This can lead to taking up too much of your time repeating your tasks. Luckily, Outlook has a feature called Quick Steps...
by Maryrose | Feb 14, 2022 | Microsoft Office, PowerPoint
Learn how to save your own PowerPoint Themes! Creating PowerPoint presentations can be time consuming when adding all of the content, laying it out, and branding the document. Luckily, you can create and save your own Themes in PowerPoint to make these tasks easier...
by Maryrose | Dec 17, 2021 | Microsoft, Microsoft Office
The Mail Merge feature in Microsoft Word is a great way to automate variations in bulk content. Whether you are creating personalized letters for recipients, address labels from a list, or name badges for your next event, Mail Merge is the feature to use. Here’s how...
by fccadmin | Sep 3, 2021 | Excel, Microsoft Office
Use Excel Charting to visualize data in your spreadsheets! In Excel, table data can be a great way to showcase values in columns and rows. You can sort, filter, and even summarize the data to better understand the information. But when you use charts, you can...
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