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Track Changes is a great feature in Microsoft Word that can be really helpful in editing and collaborating.  When you use Track Changes, any changes made to the document by you, or another person, will be marked.  Reviewers can also add comments.  All changes can later be accepted or rejected, and comments can later be deleted.
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If you want to view two different Excel spreadsheets at the same time and it seems like you can’t, well, you can. If you have one Excel file open and then you open another, it replaces the previous one and you’ll end up jumping back and forth between your spreadsheets. Instead, view them both side [...]

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One of the most convenient things I find in Outlook is that when I start to type an email address in the To, CC, or BCC line, Outlook suggests email addresses of people I’ve emailed before whose names or addresses start with those letters.  I can arrow down to the one I want to use, [...]

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After last week’s post about formulas and functions essentials, it occurred to me that people might wonder how they can learn functions on their own.  The way I see it, there are two steps.  The first is to find out what function you need to learn.  The second is to find out exactly how the function [...]

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