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Microsoft is adding IMPORTTEXT and IMPORTCSV to Excel — a pair of worksheet functions that let users pull data from text files directly into the spreadsheet grid, without touching Power Query. Power Query is Excel’s existing tool for importing and transforming external data but for anyone who just wants to grab a CSV file and […]
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Mac Neo is Apple’s new cheap laptop that aims to lure people away from cheaper Windows laptops or Chromebooks. Anyone who has considered a Mac in the past but put off by the higher prices now has an enticing alternative. Everyday Office tasks will feel snappy on the Mac Neo. Microsoft 365 of Office 2024/2021 […]
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Struggling with Outlook issues? Before you contact support or post in a forum, take a few simple steps first. Save yourself and others time, frustration, and unnecessary back-and-forth when seeking technical support. Saying “Outlook” isn’t enough. People can’t help if they are only told “Outlook” is the problem because there are too many possible “Outlook”s. […]
<...The new Outlook for Windows is Microsoft’s big replacement for classic Outlook but it’s not the upgrade many users expect. Built on web technology, the new app changes features, removes long-standing tools, adds privacy concerns and shifts how email, calendars, and accounts are managed. Here’s what you really need to know about Outlook (New) for […]
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Whether it’s no smoking, talking, eating or whatever you can make your own ‘Prohibited’ or ‘Not Allowed’ symbol for serious or fun reasons. Whether you want to block a specific action in a document, presentation, or worksheet, Word, Excel and PowerPoint make it easy to design your own customized “Don’t” symbol. From combining shapes to […]
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