We started with a simple Excel PivotTable, now let’s move on to a multi-column or two dimensional PivotTables. They aren’t a lot more complicated than a basic PivotTable, just add a few more fields. We’ll start with the same sales list that we used for our PivotTables 101 article. This time we’ll make a more […]
Who knows how long Outlook has been sending supposedly encrypted emails with a plain text readable version included? Microsoft isn’t telling their customers, presumably hoping we won’t notice. SEC Consult discovered a serious breach in Outlook’s email encryption system. Secure messages were being sent with a plain text readable version included! Ouch. Source: SEC Consult […]
Bluetiful will be the new Crayola color. It’ll be generally available from January 2018 or you can use it right now in Microsoft Office with these tips. Office-Watch.com told you about the demise of Dandelion, the now defunct Crayola color. And we showed how to keep Dandelion in your Office color palette regardless of Crayola […]
PivotTables really are great and we’re not just saying that because it was one of Bill Gate’s favorite features. The original PivotTable feature was clumsy and difficult so you’re forgiven for trying them and giving up in disgust. Mayurakshi wants to show you some of the nifty parts of PivotTables but before that she’ll of […]
10 October 2017 was an important date for Microsoft Office. It marks the end of support and updates for all ‘flavors’ of Office 2007. From now on there’ll be no updates or patches. Not even security patches to fix vulnerabilities available to hackers. It applies to the entire Office 2007 range. Bundles like Basic, Professional […]
