The most popular tips in the Microsoft Office Blog for 2011

The most popular tips in the Microsoft Office Blog run from the simple to the most complex, but include something for everyone.

Work more efficiently by changing Excel’s chart defaults

If you make the same changes to every chart, STOP! Make them once and save your altered chart as the default.

How to selectively use clip art components using PowerPoint

See part of a clip art file that you like? Insert it into PowerPoint and use its tools to separate the objects and use them individually.

Office challenge: Why does Word replace ADN with and and how can you make it stop?

This week, share your Word skills by exposing why Word replaces the three-letter acronym ADN with the word “and.”

Use a rule in Outlook to delay email messages

By creating a delay rule, you can control when Outlook sends specific messages. Susan Harkins explains.

How to insert multiple rows in a Word table

Adding an new row to a Word table is an easy task. Adding multiple rows is just as easy, if you know this simple trick.

Use Spike to copy multiple blocks of Word text or graphics

In Word, the Clipboard has an extended feature named Spike. Use Spike to copy multiple blocks of text to the Clipboard and then paste them all at once.

Office solution: Printing different views of the same Excel sheet efficiently

This week, learn the solution to last week’s Office challenge: What’s the most efficient way to print different areas of the same Excel sheet?

Office challenge: What’s the shortcut for unhiding columns and rows in Excel 2007?

This week, Excel 2007 has dropped a favorite keyboard shortcut; can you help a TechRepublic member find a new one?

Get help entering Excel functions with a keyboard shortcut

This keyboard shortcut displays function arguments, syntax, and helps guide you through the input process.

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