Microsoft PowerPoint is the number one electronic slide presentation software used in educational, business, and government settings. Not surprisingly, many of the presentations used in these settings must display charts, graphs, and other visuals usually made in Excel

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Insert a Chart into a PowerPoint Presentation

Although Excel is capable of calculating a number of descriptive and inferential statistics for you, it is often better to show a visual representation of data when presenting information to a group. Using Excel’s built in trendline function, you can add a linear regression trendline to any Excel scatter plot. Inserting a Scatter Diagram into Excel Suppose you have two columns of data in Excel and you want to insert a scatter plot to examine the relationship between the two variables

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Add a Linear Regression Trendline to an Excel Scatter Plot

Keeping confidential data super-secret is a challenge in this day of wireless networks available at home, at work and most restaurants. Besides that, most home computers are used by several people, making privacy a limited commodity

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When most people think of sorting text in an application, they think of sorting cells in an Excel spreadsheet. However, you can sort text in Word as long as there is something that tells Word where the different parts of text begin and end. Sorting Lists in Word There are three types of lists you can sort in Word

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How to Sort Text in Word

If you often work with large spreadsheet files, you know how frustrating it can be to lose data because of a stupid mistake or because your computer crashed while you were working with your data. Using Excel’s automatic backup feature, you can recover your lost spreadsheet data and continue working as if nothing happened. A few of the most useful features found in the Microsoft Office suite are underused because they are hard to find

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Recover Lost Data Using Excel’s Automatic Backup Feature