2 Ways to Use Excel’s Transpose Function Because we all have our worksheet quirks If you work extensively with Excel at home, at work, or in a home office, you have the luxury of setting up your worksheets exactly as you want them. However, each person has their own quirks and methods for working with Excel. Some prefer organizing data into columns and others into rows. If someone gives you an Excel file and you prefer the data to be displayed in a different arrangement, you can easily turn columns into rows and rows into columns using Excel’s built inTransposefunction....

How to Use Excel’s What-If Analysis Helpful for business owners or econ majors One often overlooked feature of Excel is the What-If Analysis tool that allows you to explore different scenarios without changing the values in your spreadsheet. This function is particularly useful for economics and management majors as well as business owners because you can see how different values affect models, formulas, and projected profits. Suppose you own a small business selling widgets and you have determined that you will make a $10 profit for each widget you sell....

How to Change Caps Lock Text back to Normal in Word At one time or another, we have all accidentally tapped theCaps Lockkey while typing. If you were multitasking while typing, it is completely possible you typed several sentences in all caps! I’m so good at typing now that I don’t even look at the screen a lot of times when I know exactly what I need to type. Rather than retyping the all-caps text, Word has a built-in option to fix the problem....

Top 10 Differences between Windows XP and Windows 7 Be prepared if you are planning to upgrade If you skipped over Windows Vista like so many others have, you may be in for a shock when you upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7. Microsoft’s newest operating system is a major shift in usability, convenience, and overall computing from previous versions of Windows. Although not all are earth-shattering changes, listed below are the Top 10 differences between Windows XP and Windows 7....

Why Does 64-bit Windows Need Two Program Files Folders? The answer so you’ll be able to sleep at night Although Windows XP did have a 64-bit version, it wasn’t until Microsoft released Windows Vista that consumers really had to make a decision of whether to buy the 32 or 64-bit version. Windows 7/8/10 also comes in 32 and 64-bit versions and if you opted for the 64-bit, you may have noticed that there are two Program Files folders on your hard drive....