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Read more →Here are some thoughts on how Twitter can be helpful in increasing work efficiency.. http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/project-management/twitter-demonstrates-troubleshooting-capacity-in-tech-crisis/4966?tag=main;carousel By Erik Eckel – TechRepublic.com
Read more →Notes from Travel Management Canada, Summer 2012 magazine: Mobile technology plays a role in enhancing travel safety and security, however checking on potential risks before booking travel is important. Most managed travel programs have as part of their travel policy, a provider or a third-party via their travel
Read more →This is an article by Allen Browne, about the use of creating a list of choices to select from, rather than creating seperate fields that are boolean (Yes/No) fields. Using choice fields, preferably choices laid out in a seperate table, rather than a list of values in
Read more →The default number format in Excel is General. To set the default format, you have two choices. One is to preformat the range of cells, or select and preformat the entire worksheet. And the second, more preferable method, is to change the Normal style, as the default
Read more →If your source workbook changes, you may need to change your external references. For example if your original source file was Annual Sales, but the final file is then called Annual Sales 2012. To change the link source, use the Edit Links dialog box. File-> Info ->
Read more →Using VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), you can make Microsoft Office components such as Excel, Access, Outlook, Word etc. do almost whatever you need done. You can: Automate manual procedures Automate repetitive tasks. Insert boilerplate text Create number sequences as required Create custom commands Develop whole new
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Read more →Convert a range of data into a table by choosing Insert ->Tables ->Table. The table is named Table1 by default. In the bottom row of the table, you now have a summary formula for a table column..
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