Bite Size Summer Weekly Tip Round-up – 1 of 4
If you missed any of our Microsoft Office weekly tips in March, you can view them again right here. The following lessons will be live for the next few weeks, so why not view them now? You may learn something new!
Microsoft Teams – Turn a File into a Tab
Microsoft Teams – Turn a File into a TabDID YOU KNOW… that in Teams, you can quickly and easily access frequently used files by turning them into a Tab? To learn how, click the link below.
Microsoft SharePoint – Understanding Approvals
Microsoft SharePoint – Understanding ApprovalsDID YOU KNOW… that in SharePoint there is a ‘Require Approval’ option that can be set before the content becomes visible to most site users? To learn more, click the link below.
Microsoft Word – Sorting Lists
Microsoft Word – Sorting ListsDID YOU KNOW… that sorting a long list in Word is easy – the list doesn’t need to be in a table? You can even specify which word to sort on, for example the last name. To learn how, click the link below.
Microsoft OneNote – Typing Notes and To Do Lists
Microsoft OneNote – Typing Notes and To Do ListsDID YOU KNOW… that OneNote gives you a blank canvas where you can type or insert images anywhere on the page? It’s great to jot down ideas or lists rather than using pieces of paper. To learn how, click the link below.
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