Fast Tip Friday – Convert Word Form to PDF Form
This fast tip demonstrates how easy it is to convert an existing form in MS Word format to a PDF form.
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Fast Tip Friday – Convert PDF to Excel
Most people are aware that PDF files can easily be saved to MS Word files in order to edit or reformat the file contents. In this fast tip, I demonstrate that Adobe Acrobat also does a good job of saving charts or tables in PDF to MS Excel. Download Sample Files
Fast Tip Friday – Reformat Dysfunctional Report Using Power Query Modulo Column
This fast tip demonstrates how to use the Excel Power Query Modulo feature to clean up a report and make it more user friendly. Download Sample Files
Fast Tip Friday – Open Link in New Tab Without Right-Click
This fast tip demonstrates how to open any link in a new tab faster than choosing right-click and then Open Link in New Tab.
Fast Tip Friday – Edit Bates Numbers Using Excel Substitute Formula
This fast tip demonstrates how to use the SUBSTITUTE formula in Excel. NOTE: While I realize that we could simply replace JONES_ with JONES- in this example, I wanted to keep things simple and leave it up to your imagination to see how useful this formula could be one day in your future. 🙂 Download…
Fast Tip Friday – Save Time Sharing a Webpage Link Using Gmail
This fast tip demonstrates a shortcut for sharing a webpage link with friends and colleagues using Gmail. Here is a link to the awesome video tutorial referenced in this fast tip. Smile.
Fast Tip Friday – Create Full-Text Index Across Multiple PDFs
This fast tip will demonstrate how to create a full-text index across folders and subfolders of PDF files. This enables the user to run searches across all of the PDF files at once, including bookmarks and comments if desired. In last week’s Fast Tip Friday, I demonstrated how to use an index to increase search…