Most students are aware of the Microsoft Office package that’s available to students. But did you know that Office also has an online component, called Office 365? Think the constant backing up of your files that you get with Google…
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Tech Tip: Office 365 OneDrive
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Tech Tip: Office 365 OneDrive
Most students are aware of the Microsoft Office package that’s available to students. But did you know that Office also has an online component, called Office 365? Think the constant backing up of your files that you get with Google…
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Posted in Home Page, Office 2016, Web Tips Tagged with: excel, faculty, MSOffice, OneDrive, onenote, PowerPoint, staff, students, technology, visio, Word
Tech Tip: Excel Surveys with Office 365
Did you know that with Office 365, you have the ability to send out surveys made with Excel? It’s true! One of the many features of Office 365 is the capacity to send out sign-up sheets, questionnaires, and other types…
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Tech Tip: Office 365 for the Holidays
Don’t forget, as a student as Elizabethtown College, you can download Microsoft Office products for free from ITS onto 5 different devices. With this download, you’ll have free access to Excel, Outlook, OneNote, PowerPoint, and Word. Follow the steps in…
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Tech Tip: Downloading Office 365
Office 365 is the complete Office 2016 package available to download on both PCs and Macs. E-town has a licensing agreement with Microsoft that allows currently enrolled students, and all faculty and staff to download Office to their personal computers…
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Tech Tip: Get Rid of Start Menu in Office
When you open an Office program such as PowerPoint, Word, Excel, or Publisher, a Start menu is displayed with file templates. This can be annoying, but it is easy to disable. You can certainly disable the Start menu for every…
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Tech Tip: Styles and Themes in Excel
Themes allow a user to format an entire document with a certain look. This includes fonts and colors. Editing Themes in Excel can make data easier to read and organize. To edit Styles or Themes, first open a document, then…
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Tech Tip: Scale for Printing in Excel
Printing in Excel can be a little complicated. When working with Excel, the document can become large, and sometimes you may need to scale a large document before printing. To start, open the document you would like to print in…
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Tech Tip: Customize the Ribbon in Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office has easy access tabs for commands. Some of these commands are useful, others are rarely used, and some commands you might need are not shown. To customize what commands are displayed in the ribbon, first open the Office…
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Tech Tip: Open a Copy
Remembering to Save As is always a hassle. There is an easy way to make sure you never save over a document instead of Save As. Just open a copy of the file. To open a copy, first open up…
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Excel – Multiple Sheets, Add ‘Em Up on a Summary Sheet
Keeping track of a budget by department or ledger number using Excel? And you want to put each department or ledger category on separate worksheets? Now how do you add up all that information by department on a summary sheet?…
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#1 Excel Reason to Switch to Office 2013
“Why should I switch to the new version?” you say. Excel now allows each file to open in its own program window so you can easily arrange each Excel workbook side by side. It makes comparing numbers or referencing information…
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Excel – Unhide All Rows or Columns
How can you unhide all hidden rows or columns quickly? The secret is the triangle button at the top right corner of the worksheet. ITS Knowledgebase instructions to unhide rows or columns.
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Split the Message Window in Outlook or Other Microsoft Program Windows
Add the Split Command to Outlook’s Quick Access Toolbar Directions from Experts Exchange. If your message, document or spreadsheet is long, readers may have to scroll up and down a lot. But if you split the window in two, each…
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Clear Hyperlinks and Formatting in Excel
Type an email address or website address in Excel and it automatically turns into a hyperlink. Click on that cell to select it and a blank email message appears. All you wanted to do was copy that cell or range.…