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#MicrosoftOffice training (Excel Word PowerPoint Access) #southtyneside - Passionate about learning and listening carefully to understand our client's needs.

Boldon, Tyne and Wear
Joined May 2009
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I will refer to the workbook on a regular basis - #CustomerComment
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#CustomerComment - Good to get a feel for Office 2013 before being let loose on it
To have both Portrait and Landscape pages in the same Microsoft Word document, split it into Sections. #Wordtips
Trace Dependants in Microsoft Excel is a great way to find out which other cells will change if you alter the current one #Exceltips
Difficulty selecting overlapping objects in Microsoft PowerPoint? Select something else, press TAB to switch between objects #PowerPointTips
#CustomerComment - Tutor was very good at keeping everyone's attention
If you would like to indent a paragraph by half an inch in Microsoft Word, press CTRL+M. To reverse this press CTRL+SHIFT+M #Wordtips
In Microsoft Excel, whilst PAGE DOWN moves you down a full screen, ALT+PAGE DOWN moves you across a full screen. #Exceltips
Use Track Changes in Microsoft Word if a group of people collaborate on the same document. Then choose which changes to keep #Wordtips
#CustomerComment - Excellent Lunch - this person also said the instructor was very clear and precise
Press CTRL+SHIFT+$ to apply Currency format (with 2 decimal places) to selected cells in Microsoft Excel #Exceltips
If you want to duplicate the selected object in Microsoft PowerPoint, press CTRL+D #PowerPointTips
#CustomerComment - Made everyone feel relaxed, not afraid to speak up
Modify the settings of a Paragraph style in a Microsoft Word document. All paragraph which follow that style will be updated #Wordtips
In a Microsoft Excel chart, you do not have to keep the automatic settings for the value axis. Set Maximum and Minimum to suit #Exceltips
To get quickly to the end of a row in a Microsoft Word table, press ALT+END. To get back to the start of the row use ALT+HOME #Wordtips
A Conditional Formatting rule in Microsoft Excel (v2007 & v2010) lets you highlight duplicate values in a column #Exceltips
The Ribbon in Microsoft Office 2007/2010 can be controlled via the keyboard. Press ALT to see the relevant Badges #Officetips