Microsoft Office | Concise Training

Is continuing professional development important to you?

by Mary Thomas | May 12, 2015 | Microsoft Office, training, Twitter

I recently had a conversation with Gillian Shaw about the career developments that have taken place in her life as a result of her doing our social media courses through Pitman Training Group. This got me thinking of the importance of ensuring...

Simplifying Social Media With Spreadsheets – Part 2 – Bulk Scheduling

by Steve Beavis | Jul 15, 2014 | Microsoft Office, Social Media

At Concise Training we love to use spreadsheets to organise our work and to aid us in carrying this work out. In this series Steve will be looking at how you can use spreadsheets, specifically Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets to make your social media management more...

Simplifying Social Media With Spreadsheets – Part 1

by Steve Beavis | Jul 8, 2014 | Microsoft Office, Social Media

Here at Concise Training we love to use spreadsheets to organise work and to aid us in carrying this work out. In this series Steve will be looking at how you can use spreadsheets, specifically Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets to make your social media management...

Excel 2013 – displaying data on maps

by Mary Thomas | Jun 5, 2014 | Microsoft Office

I’ve been doing some Office 2013 training this month, so it seemed a good time to point out one of the clever features of Excel 2013. Do you have sales data or other data listed by geographical area? You can now quickly display this data in map format with the...

Which version of Microsoft Office

by Mary Thomas | Jun 3, 2013 | Microsoft Office, Personal Opinion

During the last 10 years, we have had the opportunity to buy 4 different versions of Microsoft Office. I find there is still some confusion about which version of Microsoft Office is the best so I thought I’d write a quick summary. The major upgrade was between...

Microsoft Office 2013 Changes

by Mary Thomas | Aug 22, 2012 | Microsoft Office

I am beta testing Microsoft Office 2013 at the moment. Not too many changes you will be pleased to hear. Still based around the ribbon user interface. The main change is the relationship that Office has with the cloud. You download the applications to your devices...