Product: Microsoft Excel Duration: 60 Minutes Date: December 21, 2011Time: 1:00 PM EST (US) Price: Free, with code LOB10
Our 60 minute Excel Tips and Tricks Webinar will help you eliminate the anxiety
of data analysis and will help you harness the true power of Excel! In this
Webinar, you will uncover incredible data analysis tools that were created
specifically to help you achieve your information goals. Microsoft Excel can
help you sift through data to find the information you need, but the process can
be time-consuming and frustrating. Let us help you achieve your goals, don’t sit
and stare at row upon row of numbers; join us for 60 minutes and we will show
you how to zip through your tasks and turn data drudgery into data done. In this
session you will learn how to create custom AutoFill list, use Auto Calculate,
add pop-up instructions for correctly entering data in a cell, use the format
painter, create time saving macros, and much more!
After one hour with our expert, you’ll be able to:
• Create time-saving macros
• Customize your Excel environment to match what you do
and how you work.
• Organize a spreadsheet so that you can see the data you
need
• Format cell data so that it appears as it should.
• Generate shared spreadsheets that collect data consistently and correctly.
• Achieve amazing results for yourself and your organization!
Start Date: November 30th, 2011
Start Time: 1:00 PM EST (US)
If you ever use Microsoft PowerPoint, you probably realize just how useful this software can be in creating amazing presentations. PowerPoint has all the tools you need to make a great impression. In this 60 minute webinar you will learn how to use all the tools effectively. This presentation is packed with tons of expert strategies and shortcuts to help you create incredible presentations in a flash. We will help you unlock all the secrets of PowerPoint. This webinar will teach effective shortcuts, audio, transitions, animations and more!
After one hour with our expert, you’ll know:
• how to create a new PowerPoint presentation
• the ins and outs of using templates and themes — making them work for you
• to use slide layouts in a consistent and impactful way
• all about Fonts and backgrounds – how little things can make a big difference
• all about adding some flair: Using images, animations, and transitions
• the proper use of audio and how much is too much sound
• how to use video to get your message across
• how to go interactive: accessing other documents and the Internet in PowerPoint
• how to adjust your presentation for different distribution platform
If you’d like to get to the nuts and bolts of the best PowerPoint has to offer, join us November 30th at 1:00pm EST. Register for free using the code LOB10!
This is a great video from Ron Owens from the Microsoft Word Blog. Ron shows us how to use the co-authoring (simultaneous editing) tool in Word 2010. He notes that you can “Cut your all-nighter in half”. He’s not kidding! This video also highlights how authors can be in different locations utilizing SkyDrive, Microsoft’s Cloud storage solution. Our two cents, at just under three minutes this is a great video and worth the watch.
Interested in Microsoft Publisher 2010? KnowledgeWave and Log on to Learn have you covered! The below video is a great preview to an upcoming live webinar event scheduled for Thursday, May 26th at 1:00 PM EST. Priced at $99 this is a great event that no doubt with bring you a wealth of Publisher knowledge. As a reader of our blog we are extending a very special discount of $79 off the list price! Attend this event of only $20!
Video Tip: Getting a picture in Publisher 2010 is only the beginning. In this tutorial we cover the different text wrapping options so our images sit on the page in the way we’d like them to appear.
Text Tip: Hyphenation of Text in Publisher 2010
While in specific instances hyphenation in a document may be necessary, as a general rule, it’s best to turn off hyphenation in your design layouts. You can accomplish this several ways in Publisher. To make the change globally (throughout Publisher), go to the File tab and choose Options. Then select Advanced and from the Editing Options region, deselect Automatically hyphenate in new text boxes. To change hyphenation rules for a specific text box, select the box and go to the Text Box Tools, Format contextual tab. Click the Hyphenation button and deselect the Automatically hyphenate this story box. This will do away with hyphenation for this text box and all connected text boxes.
Want some more great content for Microsoft Publisher? Attend our Live Webner Event.
Live Webinar! Extra! Extra! A Guide to Creating Dynamic Newsletters in Microsoft Publisher 2010
Event Overview: Whether you are using newsletters to share information with family and friends or to attract new business and customers, Microsoft Publisher’s newsletter function provides total layout and design flexibility. Publisher provides an easy-to-use interface that allows you to select the design layout and color scheme, format text and insert images quickly and easily to create a custom newsletter.
This 60 minute Webinar covers the following topics:
• Exploring the Newsletter Templates
• Modifying a Template
• Creating Pages from Scratch
• Inserting Text and Frames
• Inserting Pictures and Clip Art
• Moving and Nudging Objects
• Using Text Overflow
• Formatting Text and Headings
• Working with Bullets and Numbering
• Paragraph and Line Spacing
• Spell Checking and Autocorrect
• Using the Design Checker
• Printing your Newsletter
Start Date: Thursday, May 26, 2011 Start Time:1:00 PM (EDT) U.S
Fee: $99 Only 20*! Use code BLOG at checkout to discount from $99 list price.
Register Online: Click Here
Brand new to Excel 2010, Sparklines are tiny little charts located in a single cell that provides a visual representation of data. This allows you to, in most cases, view your data and the chart at the same time. In this session we will show you how to add and remove Sparklines from an Excel worksheet.
This is a great video tip. Short and to the point.
Tables are an incredibly helpful function in Word. In this brief tutorial we show you how to save applied table formatting as a Quick Table for later use in any document you create. This is a must-see tip for those who create many tables.
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Product(s): Microsoft Office 2010 Audience(s): Business Professional. Date(s): Wednesday, October 27, 2010, 1:00PM (EST) U.S. Duration: 60 Minutes Event Overview:
Watch Out Google Apps; Microsoft Now Lets You Create, Edit, and Save Office Docs Online! One of the biggest new additions to Microsoft Office is the ability to use Web Apps to access your work from anywhere. These Apps are lightweight versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote that are all accessible via desktop, mobile devices, and Web browsers Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari.
All of the apps offer enough basic features to work on the go. We think that many of you will find these apps very useful for edits, changes, and even sketching out ideas while away from the office. You can always transfer a document back to your desktop for further tweaks when you return to the office.
Join us in this 60 Minute Webinar where you will learn how you can create, edit, share, and store documents with others in Word, PowerPoint and Excel using Web Apps on line.
Look at Your Data in a Whole New Way with PivotTables in Microsoft Excel 2007
Product(s): Microsoft Excel 2007 Audience(s): Business Professional. Date(s): Tuesday, September 21, 2010, 1:00PM (EST) U.S. Duration: 60 Minutes Event Overview:
Grab a comfortable seat and we’ll walk you through a one-hour Webinar on the basics of creating PivotTables. Find out what PivotTables are, how they work and how to create your own. Wondering how to change your PivotTable field settings? How to understand the lingo used in PivotTable reports? We’ll cover all that, too, in one mind-expanding hour. The next time you need to see comparisons, reveal patterns or analyze trends, you’ll know exactly what to do.
Save Time, Work Less: The Power of Using Macros to Complete Repetitive Tasks in Microsoft Excel 2007
Product(s): Microsoft Excel 2007 Audience(s): Business Professional. Date(s): Tuesday, September 21, 2010, 3:00PM (EST) U.S. Duration: 60 Minutes Event Overview:
Do you wish you could find a way to increase your accuracy in data manipulation and get it all done faster? These days, it seems there’s more to do and less time in which to do it, so it’s crucial to find ways to automate your every day tasks. Efficiency will help eliminate your daily grind. With so much information on your hands, it can be painstaking and time-consuming to sift through data and manipulate it to present exactly what you’re looking for.
Macros are one of Microsoft Excel’s most powerful, yet most underused, tools. Many users are familiar with the term but have never learned how to take advantage of all macros have to offer. They might sound complicated; within this one hour Webinar we will show you how to become a more proficient user with automating your tasks. You will be working smarter and faster than ever before!
Interested in Microsoft Publisher 2010? KnowledgeWave and Log on to Learn have you covered! The below video is a great preview to an upcoming live webinar event scheduled for Thursday, May 26th at 1:00 PM EST. Priced at $99 this is a great event that no doubt with bring you a wealth of Publisher knowledge. As a reader of our blog we are extending a very special discount of $79 off the list price! Attend this event of only $20!
