Office solution: How to quickly count the number of selected cells

Learn the solution to the Office challenge: How quickly can you count the number of cells in a selection?

Change Word’s default line spacing to what you want it to be

Word 2007 and 2010′s line spacing default isn’t the same as it was in 2003. Here’s how to change it to what you want it to be.

A quick way to delete blank rows in Excel

Deleting blank rows in an Excel data range is easy with this technique, but watch out for unintended consequences.

Office challenge: How would you eliminate Excel grid lines from a PowerPoint slide?

This week’s Office challenge tests your Excel and PowerPoint skills! Is it an Excel problem or a PowerPoint problem?

Office solution: How to make Word stop replacing the string adn with and

Learn the solution to the December challenge: Why does Word replace ADN with and and how can you make it stop?

Save mouse clicks with Word’s highlight shortcut

There’s a quick keyboard shortcut in the ribbon version of Word for highlighting text. If you’re still using 2003, you can add your own.

Office solution: Keyboard shortcuts for hiding and unhiding columns and rows

This week, learn one solution to last week’s Office challenge: What’s the shortcut for unhiding columns and rows in Excel 2007?

Office challenge: How quickly can you count the number of cells in a selection?

This week test your Excel and math skills by sharing a quick method for determining the number of cells in a selection.

My 12 favorite Office tips for 2011

The MS Office blog published a lot of tips in 2011. See which tips Susan Harkins likes the most from the past year.

Add calculating rows and columns to a Word table

Excel isn’t your only option if you need to evaluate values and your primary need is word processing. Use Word’s formula feature to perform simple calculations.

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