Switch from a local account to a Microsoft account
WEBSelect Start > Settings > Accounts > Your info. Select Sign in with a Microsoft account instead. You'll see this link only if you're using a local account. Note that if you see Sign in with a local account instead, you're already using your Microsoft account. Follow the prompts to switch to your Microsoft account.
Video: Create a combo chart - Microsoft Support
WEBCreate a chart. Create a combo chart. Try it! Transcript. Change the chart type of one or more data series in your chart (graph) and add a secondary vertical (value) axis in the combo chart. Create a combo chart with a secondary axis. In Excel 2013, you can quickly show a chart, like the one above, by changing your chart to a combo chart.
Define new bullets, numbers, and multilevel lists
WEBDefine a new bullet. Do any of the following: Change the bullet to a symbol. Select the text or bulleted list you want to change. On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the arrow next to Bulleted List , and then click Define New Bullet. Click Symbol and then click the symbol you want to use. Click OK. Change a bullet to a picture.
Manage devices used with your Microsoft account
WEBGo to account.microsoft.com/devices, sign in, and select Register device to continue. Enter your device's serial number to register it to your account. Select your device to see …
Link forms together - Microsoft Support
WEBLink forms together - Microsoft Support. Access 2013. If you have a long multiple-item form, sometimes you want to quickly “drill down” to see more information about a single item. You can do this in Access by linking the multiple-item form to a single-item form.
TEXTAFTER function - Microsoft Support
WEBRelease notes. Returns text that occurs after given character or string. It is the opposite of the TEXTBEFORE function. Syntax. =TEXTAFTER (text,delimiter, [instance_num], [match_mode], [match_end], [if_not_found]) The TEXTAFTER function syntax has the following arguments: text The text you are searching within. Wildcard characters not …
Measures in Power Pivot - Microsoft Support
WEBMeasures, also known as measures in Power Pivot in Excel 2013, are calculations used in data analysis. Examples commonly found in business reports include sums, averages, minimum or maximum values, counts, or more advanced calculations that you create using a Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) formula.
What's new in Excel 2013 - Microsoft Support
WEBA standalone or de-coupled PivotChart lets you experience new ways to navigate to data details by using the new Drill Down, and Drill Up features. It’s also much easier to copy or move a de-coupled PivotChart.
Accessibility tools for Microsoft 365 - Microsoft Support
WEBPowerPoint. Accessibility tools for PowerPoint. Excel. Accessibility tools for Excel. Accessible templates for Microsoft 365. Get accessible templates for Office. Make your documents, presentations, and worksheets accessible. Make your Word documents accessible to people with disabilities.
Open a project for editing in Project Online - Microsoft Support
WEBOn the Quick Launch, click Projects. Click the row header for the project you are opening in the list in the Project Center. On the Projects tab, in the Project group, click the arrow on the Open button, and then click In Browser for Editing.
What can I still do with my Microsoft Band? - Microsoft Support
WEBAn overview of the functionality that still exists with the Microsoft Band following the end of support for the Microsoft Health app.
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