April Summer Tips thumbnail 1

Summer Weekly Tips Round-Up – Part 2

Posted in Weekly Tips

If you missed any of our Microsoft Office weekly tips in April, 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 Word – Conditional Mail Merging

Imagine having to send out the same email multiple times with minor changes in different ones? Well you can do this easily with a conditional mail merge. It cuts down repetitive work and avoids mistakes like sending the wrong letter or email to the wrong person! Go on give it a try – click the play button to learn more.


Windows 11 – Minimising Interruptions

DID YOU KNOW… that Windows 11 includes several built in tools designed to reduce distractions from things like notifications, pop ups, apps and system alerts? Take 10 minutes to learn how.  Click the play button below to get started.


Microsoft Excel 365 – Creating Tables

DID YOU KNOW… that Excel Tables help you manage data more efficiently, reduce errors and analyse information faster, especially as your dataset grows. Find out why tables in Excel are so important when analysing data.  Take 10 minutes to learn more – click the play button below to get started.


If you are a member, just log in.  You can search for a lesson, take a course, test your skills or play a game. It’s quick and easy to do and flexible to fit in around you.

If you’d like to be a member, take a look at our Summer Offer below or give us a call today to find out more.  We can also provide over 200 Personal Development courses to add to your library too.

FOR BUSINESSES – A GREAT SUMMER OFFER        |        For Individuals – shop online today


A Summer of Learning – take a look at our Microsoft 365 Training Solutions

elearning library scorm connectors power bi workshops copilot workshops virtual classes

Let’s have a conversation to see how we can help.  Get in touch.

bitsy

Sign up for our free weekly tip

Receive a free nugget of IT Learning every week! It will give you a good feel for how we write and design our lessons and you could learn something new every week too!