Excel is one of the best tools around for working with numerical data sets, but it is also a valuable tool to utilize when working with sets of textual data. By Kara Monroe Excel is one of the best tools around for working with numerical data sets, but it is also a valuable tool to […]
There’s more than one way to get your Excel macro to run when there’s an event like changes to your worksheet. You can use a special macro name which tells Excel when to trigger that code. By Office Watch reader, Howard Tanner There’s more than one way to get your Excel macro to run when […]
Strip away the hype and “Office Live” means very little in the short term for customers. It’s a catchy title but what does it mean? Strip away the hype and “Office Live” means very little in the short term for customers. The announcement of Windows Live and Office Live were little more than the inevitable strategic moves […]
CRM v3.0 is about to be released and from what we’ve seen it looks quite good. For some years Microsoft has had a Customer Relationship Management package – CRM but it’s been quite limited. It’s been so limited that we’ve barely considered it worth mentioning here in Office Watch. As usual, Microsoft has beavered away […]
We look at the Outlook 2003 SP2 anti-phishing feature to uncover what’s going on, how the feature works and how effective it is. There’s a lot of talk about Outlook 2003 SP2 and the only new feature in Service Pack 2 – an anti-phishing feature. There’s plenty of talk but little in the way of […]
