If you are entering data into multiple
worksheets in the same document, it can be tiresome to have to continually use
the mouse to switch back and forth between worksheets. Did you know that if you press CTRL + PGDN
you can toggle to the next worksheet to the right, and if you want to toggle to
the left you can press CTRL+ PGUP? Now
you never have to lift your hand from the keyboard to switch between
worksheets.
January 30, 2014
January 29, 2014
New Trend in Social Media
Hashtags are
a new trend that you need to start using. This article gives a good
explanation of what they do and how you can use them to reach your target
audience.
January 28, 2014
Copy Formula to Multiple Cells in Microsoft Excel 2010
Many times we use the same formula, but don’t want to have to constantly retype it in each cell to reflect the individual references to each specific row. If you have ever found yourself in this place, this trick will save you lots of time. First, create the formula that you need and then move your cursor to the lower right corner of the cell, and when you see a dark plus sign double click. Now you will see that the formula has been copied to all the cells below. The data showed in these cells will automatically be specific to the cells in that row.
January 27, 2014
January 23, 2014
Add Holidays to your Outlook Calendar
Did you know that you can have national holidays added to your Outlook calendar without having to manually enter them every year? First, click on the File tab and then Options. Now in the new dialog box click Calendar on the list in the left hand side of the screen. Now under the section labeled Calendar Options, click the button that says Add Holidays, and then select the country’s holidays you would like to appear and click Ok. Now your holidays will automatically update every year!
January 22, 2014
15 Ways to Grow Your Email Marketing List
Here is a
good article with practical recommendations for growing your email list. Email
marketing is the best value in social media for small businesses.
January 21, 2014
Set a Reminder to Reply to an email in Outlook 2010
Sometimes you may be busy and just quickly checking your emails and try to make a mental note to respond to an email later. Unfortunately, those mental notes don’t always work! However, with Microsoft Outlook you can easily set yourself an actual reminder. Right click on the message and click Follow Up. Now in the drop down list that appears, click Add Reminder. Then make sure the check box is selected next to Reminder, and select the date and time you would like your reminder.
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