Word: jump back to the starting position

Tuesday, 3 December 2013

If you often [End] or [Ctrl] [Pos1] moves with key combinations such as [Ctrl] in the document to quickly move to the beginning or end of the text, you usually have a long walk back to the previous cursor position. At slightly larger documents, this can take quite a while until you have regained it

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Internet Explorer: Very Important keystrokes for daily Use

Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Keyboard shortcuts are very useful in dealing with programs. Here you will find a list of the most important shortcuts for Internet Explorer. TAB and then EINGBAEActivate selected link F5Refresh the current page F11Full screen, thus you

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Using Excel charts in Powerpoint

Monday, 2 December 2013

Using Excel charts in Powerpoint Sometimes you need to copy a chart from Excel to insert it into a Powerpoint presentation. The majority of users believe to solve with a simple copy and paste in the slide landing. This option is by far the most wr

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Insert a calculated field in a Pivot Table

Sunday, 1 December 2013

Among the lesser-known options of Pivot Tables there is the inclusion of a field that performs an automatic calculation on the selected data. For example, a table in which you extract turnover and Quantity for certain dimensions of analysis it is possible to calculate the average price. In the p

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Use a default format for a pivot

Sunday, 1 December 2013

Pivot Table in Excel The Pivot Tables are a powerful analysis tool that allows, in a few steps, you get a report with the possibility of multi-dimensional drill-down (ie, obtain detailed information with respect to a certain amount). However, the t

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Reduce the size of the Excel file

Sunday, 1 December 2013

Excel Tips (Reduce the size of the Excel file) Often you have wondered why a document passes from a few Kb to several Mb without an explanation. The fault is called Workspace that is the range of cells that Excel treats usable. Imagine that a s

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