Occasionally you will need to type some text into a Word document that requires some unusual formatting. If that formatting requires the text to be kind of floating above the regular text, then you want to use superscript formatting, which is also the type of formatting that you would require when typing exponents. Use these… Continue Reading How to Type an Exponent in Word for Office 365
Occasionally some of the text in some of your Microsoft Excel cells won’t be visible. This happens when there are more characters in the cell that can fit within the visible cell boundaries. While you might have tried adjusting the row height and column width before, another option would be to wrap the text in… Continue Reading How to Wrap Text for Every Cell in a Spreadsheet in Excel 2013
If you often include a lot of math-related content in your Word documents, then you may be wondering how to insert a square root symbol in Word without resorting to complex or inconvenient options. Creating and editing documents in Microsoft Word will require you to type and replace different characters in your document. These are… Continue Reading How to Insert a Square Root Symbol in Word
Everyone needs to go on vacation or leave for a work trip every now and then, so it’s useful to be able to let your email contacts know that you aren’t currently reachable. Most email providers or applications have ways that you can handle this automatically, and Outlook 2013 is no exception. Our out of… Continue Reading How to Set Out of Office in Outlook 2013
Usually, when you are typing in Microsoft Word, any word that you type after a period or question mark will be capitalized automatically. While this is useful in many situations, you might be working on a project where you don’t want or need that capitalization. Our guide before will show you how to turn off… Continue Reading How to Stop Word 2013 from Capitalizing the First Word of a Sentence
There is a pretty steep learning curve when you start to see all of the different things that you can do in Microsoft Excel. It’s an incredibly powerful application with a nearly infinite number of potential uses. But one of the more useful things that you can do is learn how to subtract in Excel.… Continue Reading How to Subtract in Excel 2013 with a Formula (An Easy 4 Step Guide)
While you might have a good idea of the layout of the data that you are adding to a spreadsheet, changes in the scope of a project, or the addition of more data could change that. It can be frustrating to cut and paste a lot of data in Excel when you need to move… Continue Reading How to Switch a Row to a Column in Excel 2013
Some of the formatting requirements that your school or job may want for your documents will involve things like the margin size and spacing. A common setting that many people need to use involves making the amount of space between their lines larger. Our tutorial below will show you how to double space in Word,… Continue Reading How to Double Space in Word Documents
When you add a table to a document in Microsoft Word, it will have borders around the table and its cells. These borders can be useful in providing some visual separation of the data that you have entered into those cells. But the needs of your document might not require table borders, which can leave… Continue Reading How to Remove Table Borders in Word
As you adjust the layout of a table in your Word document, you might be moving data around to different columns or rows. All of this repositioning can require you to make changes to the table layout, such as adding additional rows or columns. But, depending on the work you have done, you might find… Continue Reading How to Delete Column from Table in Word 2010