In this Word tutorial, you’ll see how to create a basic style, a formatting “recipe” to let you format consistently throughout your document. Want to learn more about this and other features in Microsoft Word? Check out our Word training courses, taught by live instructors …
In this PowerPoint tutorial, we’ll show you how to animate objects in a Microsoft PowerPoint slide, and change the sequence and timing to use them to your advantage. Want to learn more about this and other capabilities in PowerPoint? Check out our PowerPoint training courses, …
In this PowerPoint tutorial, we’ll show you how to set up transitions in Microsoft PowerPoint, and do some fine-tuning on making them look clean and professional. Want to learn more about this and other capabilities in PowerPoint? Check out our PowerPoint training courses, taught by …
In this Microsoft Project tutorial, you’ll learn the basic steps for creating a master project–the container, and inserting the subprojects–the pieces that make it up. This lets us coordinate projects which are part of a bigger, “mega”-type project. Want to learn more about this and …
In this Power BI tutorial, you’ll see how to connect to basic data sources in order to start creating visualizations. The same technique applies to many kinds of data we use in the program, so the steps are pretty universal. Want to learn more about …
In this Power BI tutorial, you’ll see how to start creating visualizations (“visuals”, or “vizzes”) by selecting the type of display and the fields to go into it. You’ll also see a couple of the fine-tuning tricks to make a visual easier to understand. Want …
In this PowerPoint tutorial, we’ll show you how to use the Slide Master view. It can help you keep your presentation’s appearance consistent throughout. Adding graphics and formatting text in the view are easy once you get there. Want to learn more about these and …
In this Excel tutorial, SkillForge Instructor Seth B. shows how to use the VLOOKUP and MATCH functions together in Excel to lookup data. You’ll also see how to use the Evaluate Formula function in Excel, which can help you understand how a particular formula is …
