Office Hacks

A collection of tips, stories and shortcuts to make life at work more bearable. You're welcome.

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Excel for Beginners by Richard Steve

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For Dummies: Microsoft Excel All-in-One

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For Dummies: Microsoft Project For Dummies

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Learn Power Pivot and Power Bi with Rob Collie

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How to stop and restart your Project schedule after Covid-19?

How to stop and restart your Project schedule after Covid-19?

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Monday 3 February Learning - Special Offer

Monday 3 February Learning – Special Offer

What’s the offer?

Full-day training 9.30am to 5pm

One-to-one delivery

€255 instead of €425

Certificate included

Location: Dublin 18 (Foxrock) or onsite at your office in the Dublin area

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One-to-one training (hourly)

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Half-Day Training , one-to-one

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Training one day, one-to-one

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Top Keyboard Shortcuts in Articulate Storyline cheat sheet (free download)

Top Keyboard Shortcuts in Articulate Storyline cheat sheet (free download)

Download the Top Keyboard Shortcuts in Articulate Storyline cheat sheet

Download Top Keyboard Shortcuts in Storyline

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How to fix Microsoft Project error: "This operation requires that you have Excel 2003 or later installed on your computer"

How to fix Microsoft Project error: “This operation requires that you have Excel 2003 or later installed on your computer”

If you try to create an Excel report in Microsoft Project but have a different version of Excel, then you will have come across this error:

“This operation requires that you have Excel 2003 or later installed on your computer.”

In disbelief, you check that you have Excel, which you do, but still the error won’t go away and now you have a Project schedule but no way to generate good Microsoft…

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TOP 10 Keyboard Shortcuts for Excel Spreadsheets

TOP 10 Keyboard Shortcuts for Excel Spreadsheets

Once you start using these top 10 Excel keyboard shortcuts, you will never look at your Excel spreadsheets the same way again. If you want to become more efficient with Excel, shortcuts are a good way to speed up your data entry, find your way around your spreadsheet quickly and… impress your boss. Who’s got time to drag a mouse around the screen anymore?

1. Select entire row or column

Selecti…

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Help! Reminders are missing from Google Calendar!

Reminders missing from Google? Try this. New Year resolutions saved...

Have your Tasks or Reminders gone missing from your Google Calendar? It may be due to one of your extensions.

Firstly, if you aren’t already using Reminders in Google Now and Google Calendar – you are missing out. If you are an Android user, you can speak reminders into your device and they get added effortlessly. You will then receive notifications on the go or at your desk.

But if you already…

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Killing fewer trees when printing a Gantt Chart

Killing fewer trees when printing a Gantt Chart

How do I print just the Gantt chart in Microsoft Project without it being 50 million pages? I have tried every option possible and so far wasted about eleven trees of A3 paper but I just keep printing blank pages – is there some way to scale it without making it tiny? Could I split it up some way to print it – really tearing my hair out here!!! Any advice appreciated!

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The scene is smarter than we are. Let it guide you.

Heard at The Peoples Improv Theater, NYC (via improv-philosophy)

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They key to figuring out what happens next in a scene is remembering what has already happened.

Heard at The Peoples Improv Theater, NYC (via improv-philosophy)