You know Microsoft Word ... you know Excel ... you know PowerPoint. But do you know the tricks to make them all work together?
Chances are, you've only scratched the surface of how to better integrate your Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007 programs.
Let us show you the tips and tricks for not only making Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Access work as a team, but when and how each technique should be used.
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Dear Colleague:
We’ve heard that all Microsoft® Office® applications work well together. You might even have successfully linked an Excel® worksheet or chart to a PowerPoint® once or twice. But there’s more interoperability than most people are using.
The key to working effectively with the Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007 suites of applications is knowing the right tool for the job. When more than one tool is necessary, there are methods to integrate the output created by each one so that each can do the job it was meant to do.
In Microsoft Office 101: Getting Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Access to Work Together, Microsoft® Certified Trainer Melissa Esquibel shows you the tips and tricks for making Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Access work well together. She’ll also help you get the most from each technique.
We’ve heard that all Microsoft® Office® applications work well together. You might even have successfully linked an Excel® worksheet or chart to a PowerPoint® once or twice. But there’s more interoperability than most people are using.
The key to working effectively with the Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007 suites of applications is knowing the right tool for the job. When more than one tool is necessary, there are methods to integrate the output created by each one so that each can do the job it was meant to do.
In Microsoft Office 101: Getting Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Access to Work Together, Microsoft® Certified Trainer Melissa Esquibel shows you the tips and tricks for making Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Access work well together. She’ll also help you get the most from each technique.
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This Executive Summary of Melissa’s popular webinar covers both earlier (97-2003) and later (2007) versions of Microsoft Office. Melissa combines her 25+ years of experience in information technology with a background in training and technical writing to help you understand the amazing workflow benefits of Microsoft Office. You’ll work faster, smarter and more effectively than ever.
Key features you’ll discover:
Key features you’ll discover:
From Excel to Word and PowerPoint- Fast presentations with Word and PowerPoint
- From Access to Excel and back again
- Hyperlinks: connecting anything to anything else
- Charts and tables from Excel to Word and PowerPoint
- Starting in Word and PowerPoint 2003 and 2007: insert chart object, insert worksheet, object
- Starting in Excel: advantages, caveats, different paste special options, paste options box
- Fast presentations from Word to PowerPoint
- Cleaning up old, ugly presentations
- Outline and multilevel formats in 2003 and 2007
- Alternate Procedures 2003 and 2007 from Word and PowerPoint
- Access and Excel: querying your Excel data, analyzing Access data in Excel, when to import rather than link
- And much more!
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Melissa has edited the transcript of her webinar and added screen shots and graphics to guide you through every step of the process. This Executive Summary also contains a Q & A session from the webinar, with even more information on making your Office applications work together.
Table of Contents
From Excel to Word
From Excel to PowerPoint
Fast Presentations with Word and PowerPoint
From Access to Excel and Back Again
Using Hyperlinks
Appendix: Q & A’s
When all your Office programs are working together, your workday will go much more smoothly. You’ll be more productive than you ever thought possible. And tasks will fly through your fingers as you unleash the integration of the Office applications you use every day. Order your copy of Microsoft Office 101 today!
Sincerely,
Alice Bumgarner
Editor, Administrative Professional Today
Table of Contents
From Excel to Word
From Excel to PowerPoint
Fast Presentations with Word and PowerPoint
From Access to Excel and Back Again
Using Hyperlinks
Appendix: Q & A’s
When all your Office programs are working together, your workday will go much more smoothly. You’ll be more productive than you ever thought possible. And tasks will fly through your fingers as you unleash the integration of the Office applications you use every day. Order your copy of Microsoft Office 101 today!
Sincerely,
Alice Bumgarner
Editor, Administrative Professional Today
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P.S. Remember, there’s absolutely no risk. If you don’t see how you can get all your MS Office 2003 and 2007 programs working together effortlessly, we’ll refund your entire purchase price – no questions asked – and you’ll have no further obligation.
P.P.S. You can be the office guru for Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Word like never before. And you’ll reap respect and rewards beyond any you’ve ever imagined. Download a PDF version of Microsoft Office 101 and start making Office work for you right away. Get your copy now!