Have any slides in PowerPoint or Google Slides file that you don’t want to include in your presentation? No need to make a separate copy without them, today’s Quick Tip shows you a very easy way to hide them so that the slide show skips over them.
Our Quick Tip today shows you an easy way to drill down into your pivot table data without having to apply filters to get to the information you want to see. This works both on Excel and Google Sheets.
In today’s Quick Tip we show you how easy it is to change the case of text in both Google Docs and Microsoft Word. No need to despair if you’ve left the caps lock key on by mistake!g
This week’s Quick Tip shows you how to make use of simple formulas to quickly change text into UPPER, lower or Proper case, both in Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets.
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In our quick tip this week we show you an easy way to ensure that your shapes and lines stay regular and in proportion in PowerPoint and Google Slides, simply by using the Shift key.
Think you know Gmail? There are many features within the settings menu that help you manage your mailbox efficiently, many of which are seldom used but can be of great benefit. In this week’s quick tip we show you how to find and use some of these.
In today’s quick tip we show you some different methods to make reading a document a little more user-friendly in Word and Docs, by hiding the whitespace and showing more text on screen.
In this week’s quick tip we show you how to select multiple spreadsheet tabs in in either Word or Sheets, and apply an action to all of those tabs at once.
In this week’s quick tip we show you how to get more creative with images in PowerPoint and Google Slides, by using built-in tools to crop them into shapes such as circles, arrows, stars and more.
In this week’s quick tip we show you how it’s possible to see overall project summary statistics from within the Gantt chart view in Microsoft Project by adding the project summary task.