Office Tips & Tricks

Excel files can get corrupted for many reasons, such as the abrupt closing of the system or application, the large file size, virus/malware attacks, etc. When an Excel file becomes corrupt,...

Working has changed in the past couple of years. Remote or hybrid work has become the new normal, and new tools are launched yearly to make working easier. Whether there are...

Using lines in a Microsoft Word document is crucial in organizing the document. A horizontal or vertical line can divide a document in Microsoft Word and direct the text's flow. To...

While creating a document in Word, a PowerPoint presentation, or Excel, you might find an image you would like to insert. We mostly use the Windows Snipping Tool or other third-party...

Do you want to deliver a successful PowerPoint presentation? Besides top-notch content, visual design plays a significant role in making your presentation eye-catching. To keep the audience's interest, visual designs matter...

The AND Function tests two or more conditions and returns TRUE if all the conditions are met or returns FALSE if even one of the conditions is not met. In this...

The IF function in Excel tests a given condition and returns one value if the condition is true and a different value if the condition is false. In this post, we...

You may have heard how powerful Microsoft Excel is as a software, but you’ve only used it to enter some data and keep track of a few things. If you want...

You have a large dataset on Excel, but you want to filter out some data and make a new dataset. This can be done using the Advanced Filter feature on Microsoft...

This article will elaborate on how to use Hyphenations in Word. Hyphenation can be helpful when it is about making the text look clean on the page, especially if you struggle...

For a heavy Outlook User, Backing up the data, i.e., PST file or the OST file every day is mandatory. It is crucial when you are using  POP instead of IMAP,...

Using Excel, remembering tons of formulas in Excel, navigating through the ribbon, and then moving over to the function is a big hassle! Alternatively, if you use several applications, then it...