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  • Office for Mac, Office for PC: Yes, we can be friends (video)

    20 May 2011
    Can we talk? We all know that in the past, Office for Mac hasn't necessarily played that well with Office for PC. On this episode of The Office Show , we'll show you how that's all changed with Office for Mac 2011. You might not believe this, but around here we don't consider "Mac" to be a dirty word...

  • The Office Show: Attack budgeting with Excel PivotTables

    25 Mar 2011
    The Office Show is in a budget crisis, and the numbers are a mess. Watch how we use Excel PivotTables and the super-powerful PowerPivot add-in to pull in all the data and discover some, um, surprising results. And once we get that figured out, Doug Thomas shows us how to use PowerPoint broadcast to share...

  • AC/DC takes the highway to Excel

    29 Oct 2010
    Dude. Excel. Rocks. Literally. The "video" for AC/DC's "Rock and Roll Train" was actually created entirely in Excel. You saw an excerpt of it in "The Office Show: Visualizing Data," and you can see the entire thing here . I saw AC/DC in concert once, and you know, it wasn't like I was rocking out with...

  • Office Show: Excel 2010 rocks your data

    26 Oct 2010
    Do you like to play with your data? Thought so. This Excel-centric Office Show episode plunges into the world of data visualization, and shows you how to get better-looking, more meaningful charts without banging your head against the wall. And we've got some amazing things to show you that some folks...

  • Flyers (and flying!) with Microsoft Publisher: The Office Show

    22 Jul 2010
    Need a flyer or a newsletter? We'll show you how Microsoft Publisher 2010 makes creating publications easier with the new building blocks feature, plus we'll show you how to import inventory data from Excel and generate a product catalog in seconds. And for the explosive finale, we've got footage of...

  • PowerPivot in Excel 2010: Millions of rows! (Insert Dr. Evil laugh here....)

    14 Jun 2010
    PowerPivot for Excel is an Excel 2010 add-in that allows users to pull data from multiple sources, mash them up, and then build reports using regular pivot tables. You can even share these reports with others in Microsoft SharePoint (via PowerPivot for SharePoint). In this demo, Julie Strauss, Program...