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Blog posts by category: Microsoft Office

Microsoft Excel: Analysing Formulas - Part 1

Posted by Johan Vermeire on 17/05/2013.

When you write a complex formula, everything might look logical the moment that you enter the formula, but when you see the formula after a few months, it might look overwhelming. If you receive a workbook from a colleague, it can be very challenging to interpret what he or she wanted to achieve.
In the following three posts, we’ll cover three different ways to analyse your formulas:
- Using the ‘Insert function’ wizard
- Using the built-in ‘Evaluate formula’ functionality
- Using F9

Outlook 2013: Cached Exchange Mode

Posted by Tom Van 't Veld on 02/05/2013.

How to manage the time that mails are kept offline in cached mode?

Microsoft Excel: Round Numbers

Posted by Johan Vermeire on 16/04/2013.

Excel contains a lot of rounding functions. Some people might get overwhelmed and select one hoping that it is the correct one. On the other hand, some people create complex functions while specific rounding functions might give the exact result in a much easier way. In this blog post, we’ll cover briefly the different functions.

Lync 2013: managing the participants

Posted by Tom Van 't Veld on 26/03/2013.

An overview of the different levels of contribution in Lync 2013

Microsoft Excel: Include new items in filters in PivotTables

Posted by Johan Vermeire on 08/03/2013.

When you apply a filter to a PivotTable, it will always show only the filtered items. When you refresh the PivotTable, the filter will be kept and thus excluding the new items. For most PivotTables, this behavior is perfect, but in some cases it might be useful to include the new items.