Learning Bites with Matthew Mawdesley
Microsoft Excel Updating Pivot Table Data
Regularly updating pivot table data is essential for accurate, timely insights crucial in fast-paced decision-making. It ensures that analyses reflect the most current information, preventing errors and enabling swift responses to market changes. By maintaining up-to-date pivot tables, businesses foster credibility, enhance decision-making, and stay agile in dynamic environments.
Microsoft Outlook Automatic Replies
Stay professional and keep your network in the loop with Microsoft Outlook’s Automatic Replies feature. Set it up in a few simple steps to manage your emails while you’re away. Effortlessly stay connected, even out of the office, with just a few clicks.
Microsoft PowerPoint - Transition Effects - Morph
Looking to have a little fun with PowerPoint and to explore its capabilities further? Follow this tutorial on using the Morph transition effect and bring a bit of magic into your presentations.
Microsoft Excel - Create a Pivot Table
Pivot Tables: Simplifying how you read your Data
Struggling with data overload? Pivot Tables are here to save the day! 
Learn how simple it is to create a Pivot Table and unlock the potential of your data today!
Microsoft Outlook - Email Signatures
An email signature, also known as an email footer, is a block of text or information that is automatically appended to the end of an email. It typically includes personal or professional details that help identify and provide additional context about the sender. Email signatures are commonly used in both personal and business emails and serve various purposes.
Microsoft Power BI - Get Data
Starting out with Power BI for the first time? Learn how to bring in your data. Tip: MS Excel data is often the easiest and quickest datasource to get started with.
Microsoft Power BI - Q&A Feature
Q/A is a powerful and user-friendly feature in Power BI that allows you to ask questions about your data and get instant answers in the form of visualizations. It’s like having a conversation with your data.
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