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Google Offering Customers Quickoffice iPad App For Free?
Thursday, 20 December 2012 | Jason SlaterRumours are starting to circulate, in the technology news, that Microsoft may be developing a version of Office for the Apple iPad. However, it looks as if Google may have pre-empted the idea. Google have recently announced a free version of Quickoffice for editing Word, and Excel and Powerpoint documents. Don’t get too excited just yet – Google are keen to stress this free version is only available to paying customers.
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How-To: Finding Unique Values Across Two Lists In Excel
Wednesday, 19 December 2012 | Jason SlaterIn this how-to we will talk about the problem of trying to compare two lists of values, in Microsoft Excel, to find values in one list that DO NOT appear in a second list. There are quite a few approaches that work, for this scenario, and we will take a look at implementing several of them.
Excel Tip: Getting The Ranked Values From A Range
Wednesday, 31 March 2010 | Jason SlaterIf you are working with a list of values in Microsoft Excel, it might be useful to extract the highest and/or lowest ‘n’ values from that list – for example to get the three highest scores from a test, or … Read More
Curious Context Menu In Excel 2010
Sunday, 14 March 2010 | Jason Slater | One CommentHere is a curious context menu I recently found whilst playing around with Microsoft Excel 2010.
By selecting a cell, or range of cells, then right-clicking on the border of the range and dragging the mouse, upon … Read More
Visualise Trends Using A New Feature Of Microsoft Excel 2010
Monday, 1 March 2010 | Jason Slater
Whilst looking around Microsoft Excel 2010 you may notice a new charting function called Sparklines which is a useful new data trending visualisation tool – one of a number of new visualisation tools available in the latest version of Excel.
The beauty of Sparklines are that they give more immediate impact to information and can help visually identify trends even quicker before.