Use Microsoft Excel data types to save unnecessary typing

If you’ve ever doing an assignment for work or study that requires you to display information about a country, you could ...
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I use Excel all day—the simple Ctrl+1 shortcut does 80% of the work

Ctrl+1 streamlines the Excel workflow, efficiently handling most of my day-to-day and advanced formatting needs. Universal control: Ctrl+1 works on cells, charts, and shapes, offering a single, ...
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Brixen Papers #07: The Media and Marketing Problem – Too Dumb To Be Simple?

A critique of the bike industry’s obsession with numbers, the loss of meaning in media and marketing, and a call to reclaim ...

Brixen Papers #07: The Media and Marketing Problem – Oversimplified to a Fault

A critique of the bike industry’s obsession with numbers, the loss of meaning in media and marketing, and a call to reclaim ...
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How to do math in Excel without formulas

The fix for the disposable formula habit in Excel is already on your screen. At the very bottom of your Excel window is a ...

7 secret Mac keyboard shortcuts I use every day (to skyrocket my productivity)

Whether you just closed a tab accidentally or have one in the back of your mind you need back, Command + Shift + T can get it back. Press it once to reopen your last closed tab, and keep pressing it ...