Power Tip: Maximize the use of TempVars in Access 2007 and 2010
Today’s tip is provided by Juan Soto, Senior Access Developer at AccessExperts.
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Crabby’s Monday tip: Change where the cursor moves after entering data in Excel
I tell you, I learn new things—sometimes even elementary things, that even typing monkeys already know—about Office programs every day and today I’m offering the newest one.
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MLA, APA, Chicago — Microsoft Word formats bibliographies for you
Did you know that it’s easy to create a bibliography based on common citation formats in Microsoft Word? A few months ago, we were asking students about how they write a research paper.
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True or false, IF provides the answer
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You Asked: What the heck is Scroll Lock
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Show the Style Area Pane in Word 2010
Expose the Style Area Pane in Word 2010 to see what styles are being applied in your document.
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Insert page x of y page numbers in just one section
A lot of people want to use different page numbering schemes in different parts of their documents.
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Word of the week: Close (the header or footer, and get back to your document)
We get a lot of comments from people who have added a header or a footer and can’t get back to the body of their document.
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How PowerPoint font embedding and replacement can save your presentation
No doubt about it, fonts can add significant visual appeal to a presentation.
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Power Tip: Password protect your VBA project
A question came in recently regarding whether you can password protect just the VBA code for an Access database, but not the rest of the database. -
Ready for widescreen? How to manage aspect ratios in PowerPoint (16:9 vs. 4:3)
Widescreen, with its 16:9 aspect ratio, is taking over video screens faster than Godzilla in a scale model city.
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Solutions to Three Common Problems when Using VLOOKUP()
This article assumes a basic familiarity with the VLOOKUP() function, one of the easiest ways to lookup up a key value in one worksheet or block of data and return a related piece of information from a second worksheet or block of data.