Read: 8,351 If you love using Google Chrome like I do, you will like the Screen Capture tool developed by Google. There are times when we need to capture / screenshot a visible portion of a web page, or may be the entire web page itself. If you use the Print Screen feature on your computer, you will not be… Read More »Screen Capture Tool for Google Chrome: Capture Almost Everything Appears in Google Chrome
Read: 14,455 Usually we use cell numbers in formulas whenever we work on an Excel spreadsheet. Remembering each cell number and what it contains can be really hard. However, there is an easy way – you can use names in formulas instead of cell numbers. For example: imagine that cell C10 contains Price and cell D10 contains Quantity and you… Read More »How to Use Names in Excel Formula and Make it Easier to Understand
Read: 12,299 There may be times when we need to experiment with several different values in an Excel Spreadsheet to make predictions and forecasts. For example, you are selling various products. Assume that you have a profit target to meet and you want to see how much profit you will make if you sell x number of each product. You… Read More »How to Create Scenarios in MS Excel to Make Predictions and Forecasts
Read: 9,927 In my previous post, we looked at how to create conditional formatting in order to highlight or make some cells standout from other cells based on it’s values. Today, I am going to show you how to re-arrange data in Excel from columns to rows and rows to columns easily by using transpose data feature. What Does Transposing… Read More »How to Switch Data From Columns to Rows or Rows to Column in Excel Quickly by Using Transpose Data
Read: 10,138 Microsoft Excel is one of the very advanced spreadsheet applications that lets you easily create and manage complex spreadsheets. Imagine having a spreadsheet with large amount of data. Making some sense out of this data is a big task by itself. Scanning through rows and columns to read and interpret the data can be really difficult. For example,… Read More »Conditional Formatting in Excel 2010: Analyze and understand the Data at a Glance
Read: 8,556 Most of the bloggers and small businesses finds it a hassle to handle emails with their own domain names, because some of the hosting companies may provide archaic email facilities. There are instances where you may not even receive emails from your customers, visitors, partners, etc. I have also noticed that some of the important and time sensitive… Read More »How to Access Your Blog or Domain Emails with Gmail Without Forwarding from the Domain
Read: 9,202 Effective use of email signatures is one of the best ways to connect with new and existing clients or business partners or even with your friends. Email signature helps you promote your online identity and personal branding. Especially if you are a freelancer or running own business, having an email signature linked with your Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Pinterest,… Read More »WiseStamp Email Signature: Connect with More People Using Easy To Use Email Signatures and Promote Your Branding
Read: 8,637 Reply-To address is used when you want the replies to your emails to be delivered to a different email address than the one you send the email from. For example, if I send an email from sarayoo@ domain.com to someone@ gmail.com. When someone@ gmail.com replies to my email, I want the reply to be delivered in someone-else@ domain.com… Read More »How to Add Reply-To Email Address in Mac OS X Mail and Receive Replies to Email in a Different Email Address
Read: 8,925 Reply-To address is used when you want the replies to your emails to be delivered to a different email address than the one you send the email from. For example, if I send an email from sarayoo@ domain.com to someone@ gmail.com. When someone@ gmail.com replies to my email, I want the reply to be delivered in someone-else@ domain.com… Read More »How to Add Reply-To Email Address in Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010 and Receive Replies to Email in a Different Email Address
Read: 8,042 Favicons – short term for “Favorite Icon” – is the small icon that appears near the browser URL, often showing a company’s logo or other images. For example, Google.com has a “g” as the favicon. Most of the time, if you use WordPress or Joomla or other Content Management Systems, they will have a default favicon, not the… Read More »How to Easily Create a Favicon for your Blog or a Website