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Microsoft Excel 2013 : Checking Compatibility - Check Workbook Compatibility

The Compatibility Checker identifies the potential loss of functionality when you save an Excel workbook in the Excel 97-2003 Workbook file format

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Working with Accounts - Work with Online Accounts, Add Online Services

When you set up Excel 2013 or Office 2013, it requests a Microsoft account to work with online services, such as SkyDrive or SharePoint.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Saving a Workbook to Online Services - Save a Workbook to Online Storage

Excel 2013 is integrated to function with on-line services (new!) to facilitate it to save and open workbook on other devices and to divide them with others.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Saving a Workbook with Different Formats - Save a Workbook with Another Format

Excel is a flexible electronic table which allows you to save your book in a great choice of different format-see the table in the following page for a complete listing and a description.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Saving a Workbook (part 2) - Save an Excel 97-2003 Workbook

You can access options from the Save dialog box. In the Save dialog box, click Tools, and then click the option you want, either General Options, Web Options, or Compress Pictures.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Saving a Workbook (part 1) - Save a Workbook for Excel 2013

When you create an Excel workbook, you can save it to your computer, SkyDrive (New!) cloud-based online storage system, or Office 365 SharePoint service (New!).

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Getting Help While You Work - Use the Help Viewer to Get Answers, Search for Help, Use Local or Online Help

At a given time, each one has a question or two about the program which they employ. The Office Help Viewer provides the answers and the resources which you have need, including assistance of characteristic, articles, ends, gauges, formation, and downloads.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Moving Around the Workbook (part 2) - Use the Keyboard to Navigate, Go To a Specific Location

You can change or move cell selections after pressing Enter. When you press Enter, the active cell moves down one cell. To change the direction, click the File tab, click Options, click Advanced, select the After Pressing Enter, Move Selection check box, click the Direction list arrow, select a direction, and then click OK.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Moving Around the Workbook (part 1) - Use the Mouse or Finger to Navigate

You can move around a worksheet using your mouse or the keyboard, or your finger on a tablet or touch screen

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Arranging Windows (part 2) - Arrange or Switch Between Windows, Compare Windows Side By Side

You can arrange two or more windows on the screen at the same time.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Arranging Windows (part 1) - Resize and Move a Window, Resize and Move a Window Using a Mouse

Every Office program and workbook opens inside a window, which contains a title bar, Ribbon, and work area to create and edit your data.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Converting an Existing Workbook - Convert an Excel 97-2003 to Excel 2013

When you open a workbook of 97-2003, Excel 2013 enters the compatibility mode-indicated on the title bar-where it decontaminates the new configurations which cannot be indeed shown or converted by preliminary versions.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Creating a Workbook Using a Template

Excel provides a collection of professionally designed gauges that you can employ to help you to create workbooks. Start with a gauge when you have a good idea of your contents but want to benefit from the professional glance of a gauge.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Choosing Dialog Box Options

A dialog box is a window that opens when you click a Dialog Box Launcher or a link. Dialog Box Launchers are small arrow icons that appear at the bottom corner of some groups.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Working with the Ribbon and Toolbars (part 2) - Customize the Ribbon or Quick Access Toolbar

You can turn off or change ScreenTips. Click the File tab, click Options, click General, click the ScreenTip Style list arrow, click Don’t Show Feature Descriptions In ScreenTips or Don’t Show ScreenTips, and then click OK.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : Working with the Ribbon and Toolbars (part 1) - Choose a Command Using a Toolbar or Ribbon, Add or Remove Items from the Quick Access Toolbar

Excel includes its most common commands, such as Save and Undo, on the Quick Access Toolbar. Click a toolbar button to choose a command.

Microsoft Excel 2013 : How to fix - Checking Accessibility

The Accessibility Checker identifies potential difficulties that people with disabilities might have reading or interactive with an Excel workbook.

Video tutorial : How to create your first Swimlane Diagram or Cross-Functional Flowchart Diagram by using Microsoft Visio 2010 (Part 3)

By watching this video you will learn how to create your first Swimlane Diagram or Cross-Functional Flowchart Diagram by using Microsoft Visio 2010 (Part 3)

Video tutorial : How to create your first Swimlane Diagram or Cross-Functional Flowchart Diagram by using Microsoft Visio 2010 (Part 2)

By watching this video you will learn how to create your first Swimlane Diagram or Cross-Functional Flowchart Diagram by using Microsoft Visio 2010 (Part 2)

Video tutorial : How to create your first Swimlane Diagram or Cross-Functional Flowchart Diagram by using Microsoft Visio 2010 (Part 1)

By watching this video you will learn how to create your first Swimlane Diagram or Cross-Functional Flowchart Diagram by using Microsoft Visio 2010 (Part 1)

Microsoft Visio 2013 : Creating Flowcharts and Organization Charts - Building organization charts by hand

Although you employ the Organization Chart Wizard in following exercises, it is useful to understand initially at which easy point it is to create diagrams of org to the hand.

Microsoft Word 2010 : Creating Mail Merge Documents - Merging to E-mail - Mail Merge to E-mail

Instead of merging data to create a standard letter that you can print, you can merge of the data to a document of e-mail. The stages to merge a document of e-mail rather than a letter are primarily identical, but there are some small differences.

Microsoft Word 2010 : Creating Mail Merge Documents - Completing the Mail Merge - Personalize and Print the Mail Merge

After you installed data document and enter merge fields in the master document, are ready for you to amalgamate the document to create a new document with all amalgamated information. The new document contains the individualized copies of the master document for each disc in the point of emission of data. You can publish the new document to personalize various copies in the master document, and then print the final result.

Microsoft Word 2010 : Creating Mail Merge Documents - Previewing the Mail Merge

Although Word automated most of the process of fusion and mass mailing for you, it is always a good idea to review the letters amalgamated before printing them. You could find changes with the body text or even with the merge fields which you want to make before fusion is final.

Microsoft OneNote 2010 : Restoring Notes from a Backup (part 2) - Restoring an Entire Section from a Backup, Restoring Selected Pages from a Backup

After you reviewed the notes which you opened of one of your whole of help, you can reconstitute them by copying a whole section and its pages with your current, most up to date notebook from your primary education hard drive disk drive.

Microsoft OneNote 2010 : Restoring Notes from a Backup (part 1) - Opening a Set of Notes from a Backup Folder

After you created at least a set of supports of notebook, you can employ these files to reconstitute your notes with this preliminary version if your version more in the course of these notes becomes lost or corrupted, or so with the parts of it were covered or removed because of the human error.

Microsoft OneNote 2010 : Backing Up Your Important Notes (part 3) - Immediately Backing Up All Changed Files, Immediately Backing Up All Notebooks, Copying Your Notebooks to a USB Drive

If you created or changed an important quantity of important notes and you do not want to expect the next interval of autosaving, you can immediately create a support of all your changed files

Microsoft OneNote 2010 : Backing Up Your Important Notes (part 2) - Changing the Automatic Backup Time Interval, Changing the Number of Backups to Keep

If you change the interval to make create OneNote the autosavings more often than once per day, maintain in the spirit that you could also want to change the number of whole of helps which are maintained in your file of help. If you keep to prefabricate ofjust two backups at the same time, it can severely limit your options of restoration. Lu above for a development of this problem.

Microsoft OneNote 2010 : Backing Up Your Important Notes (part 1) - Selecting a Backup Location

Safety comes at the expense of the convenience. The task to support your more important electronic files is not any exception. If you choose the easy way while never not worrying with supports, you increase your possibilities considerably considerably disturbance whenunthinkable happens one as an accident of hard drive disk drive. Such things occur without informing and never at the convenient hours.

Microsoft Outlook 2010 : Working with Contacts - Viewing Contact Information (part 2) - Use the Activities Tab, Display a Map

The research of the linked activities to a contact can take one good moment if the contact has a long list of articles related to him. If that takes too long, you can constantly stop research by clicking on the key “STOP” on the right side of the table activities.