Scheduling an event in Outlook might be second nature for most, but there are lots of little unfamiliar extras, such as inviting others to the events. In some cases, a user might be in charge of a company Outlook account,
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Embedding documents in an Excel workbook is a technique that is not widely used, mostly because not many people know you can embed a document in a worksheet. There are three different ways to embed and/or link documents in Excel,
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Emotional Intelligence and effective interpersonal communication are important tools in the workplace, but getting a handle on these skills is not always simple. Understanding the motivations of others, as well as being able to best express your ideas to others,
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Generally, Microsoft applications have been created to play well together. Most Office Suite users are familiar with the functionality of importing Excel charts and tables into a Word document or a PowerPoint presentation, creating powerful ways to drive home your
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Using 3D References allows us to use Excel more like a database than a spreadsheet. As Excel functionality has increased, so has Excel’s capabilities, including the speed that connections update, and the types of connections that can be made
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Access allows users to connect to various data sources, such as SQL, other databases, XML files, and SharePoint, as well as Excel files. In order to ensure a proper importing and/or linking, the data needs to have headers for
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Do you remember the excitement that you felt when you got to go Back to School shopping? Buying new sneakers, lining up your freshly sharpened pencils, picking out just the right Trapper Keeper (either the one with the sweet gray
Got game? AdvantEdge Training & Consulting has upped its SharePoint game so you can up yours! For those just getting started building their skills in site development on the SharePoint platform, we offer SharePoint Level 1, which introduces basic concepts
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Marking tasks as completed is an important part of keeping up with progress during a project. More than likely, Project Managers are not on job sites 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Thus, the Project Manager may update
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Draw a triangle. Put scope, time, and cost around the three sides. Now put Resources in the center. You have just fully captured the parameters of a Project! Customer satisfaction, quality, and risk are all about real or perceived variability
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