Let’s face it, a lot of people are still intimidated by Excel; all those numbers and it has that grid and it just seems like it would take quite an investment of time to even get started.

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Create Basic Charts in MS Excel 2010 the Easy Way

There are times when you’re working in both Word and Excel where you’d like the data that you’re using in Excel to appear in your word document as a table, but you’d also like any changes you make to the Excel sheet to be automatically updated in your Word document. This is possible using dynamic Post from: Dynamically Link an Excel Spreadsheet into a Word 2010 Document

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Dynamically Link an Excel Spreadsheet into a Word 2010 Document

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Enable Text-to-Speech in Outlook 2010

One of the neat features of Excel is how there are so many cool ways to automatically show off your data; and one of those ways is by using Conditional Formatting. In short Conditional Formatting is where Excel causes formatting to occur based on the contents of the cell. To see how this works, create Post from: How to Use Conditional Formatting with Excel 2010

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How to Use Conditional Formatting with Excel 2010

Microsoft Excel has had a fill feature of some kind going back several versions, and while each version did much the same as the last, you couldn’t always count on things just exactly the same way; below is the way it works in Excel 2010.

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How to Use the Excel 2010 Basic Fill Feature