How to Use Track Changes in MS Word
Learn how to use Track Changes in Microsoft Word in this time-saving two-minute video.
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How to Create a Pivot Table in Excel
Pivot Tables are the perfect way to sort and analyse your data in Excel. Find out how to create one in this two-minute video.
How to Use the COUNTIF Function in Excel
Learn how to use the COUNTIF function in this two-minute video.
How to Use Conditional Formatting in Microsoft Excel
Learn how to use Conditional Formatting to analyse your data in this two-minute video. Conditional Formatting is a great way to quickly see which data matches a certain filter at a glance. For example, you could highlight your biggest sales to make them easily stand out.
Google Workspace vs Office 365: Which is Better?
You’ve probably heard a lot about the Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) and Office 365. But what are they, and what are the differences?
Outlook: What is the Focused Inbox?
And why is it hiding your emails? Microsoft Outlook is hiding messages from you – and here’s how to find them.
Word Courses from Happy Computers in London
At Happy, we have been hearing from learners about the different ways you use Microsoft Word. Some of you create multiple documents, often with lots of dynamic content and formatting. Others need to focus on one really big project, such as an annual report or a dissertation, where document structure and multiple drafts are critical. The knowledge and skills you require in each scenario are very different.
Excel Hints & Tips - Producing Example Data
Ever needed to produce a large set of random numbers on your spread sheet quickly? This blog will tell you how,.
How to Improve Your Excel Spreadsheets With Data Validation
Have you ever seen an Excel spreadsheet with a dropdown list in it and wondered how it was done? This is data validation. Data validation improves the data in your spreadsheets. It makes reporting much easier as there is no risk of typos and no risk of an entry not fitting into your criteria. In this blog we will take data validation a step further and look at how to make one drop-down list change its values depending on the choice made in a previous drop-down.
Excel Hints & Tips - Mixing Absolute + Relative mode
How do you record a macro that will copy data from a set area on your spread sheet and then paste it into the first available empty row, in an ever increasing list?
