Need to combine two chart types? Create a combo chart and add a second axis
Have you ever had two different types of data that you wanted to show in one chart? Learn how Excel 2013 makes it easier to create combo charts with a second axis.
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Download our free Office 2013 Quick Start Guides
Thinking about making the change to Office 2013? Changes bring exciting new features, but new versions of your favorite software can take a bit of getting used to.
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Open Excel workbooks in separate windows and view them side by side
“How do I open my workbooks in separate windows?” This has been a common inquiry from many of our customers who want to look at their workbooks side by side, or spread them across more than one monitor. -
And the winner is…you! Use the Oscars Ballot Predictor
Don’t have time to watch all the Oscar nominated movies, but want the inside scoop on the likely winners? Try the new Oscars Ballot Predictor app, which brings a bit of Hollywood fun to Excel 2013 and gives you a competitive edge at your Oscars party.
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Options to Create Forms in SharePoint 2013
Forms are an intricate part of many organizations as they feed information into business processes that allow the organization to manage day-to-day processes.
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Use Webservice functions to automatically update Excel 2013 spreadsheets with online data
Have you ever wanted to incorporate data from online resources into your Excel spreadsheets, such as stock quotes, weather, Bing Search results or even Twitter feeds? With new Webservice functions, now you can pull data from the internet into Excel–and the best part is the information updates automatically in your spreadsheet! Read on to find out how to put this functionality to work for you.
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Format and customize Excel 2013 charts quickly with the new Formatting Task pane
The new Excel makes creating and customizing charts simpler and more intuitive.
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What’s new in SharePoint Online–top 10
SharePoint Online (SPO) has a gaggle of new innovation and welcome improvements.
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Using conditional formatting to highlight dates in Excel
Date functions in Excel make it possible to perform date calculations, like addition or subtraction, resulting in automated or semi-automated worksheets. -
Excel Geek Express—otherwise known as Quick Analysis
Guest blogger Emily Warn is a writer and confirmed Excel geek.
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Data-linked diagrams: Linking data from an external data source
Visually displaying always up-to-date information on clearly laid out diagrams helps to communicate information effectively. -
Summing data across multiple criteria on multiple worksheets
Ever had to sum data based on multiple criteria situated in different Microsoft Excel worksheets? In this tutorial, Excel MVP Liam Bastick provides a quick tour of INDIRECT references and Table functionality while combining qualities of the SUMPRODUCT function with the SUMIFS function, providing a solution to the mother-of-all Multiple Criteria problems.