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Learn about creating, reviewing and printing Excel comments, as well as how comments are evolving in Office 365.

As a Teams user, you do not need to have your own Microsoft 365 service to work with, but for us to "play" with Teams, we need a safe environment for you to use where you have full control of the settings. In this lesson, you'll learn how to acquire a free Microsoft 365 Trial account for Microsoft 365 Business Standard and create a 2nd users for use in the class.

Teams adminstrators have a special responsibility to set up Teams so it works for the entire company. In this lesson, we'll review Teams administration, pointing out special features along the way.

Quickly change the colors, fonts, effects or design of your entire presentation in almost a single mouse click.

Add smooth or exciting transitions between slides to increase the smoothness and continuity of your slideshow into an almost movie-like format.

In this lesson, we'll discuss how to create Teams and Team Channels for your needs. Learn the difference between private and public channels, and how to control channel settings. 

Sharing files is an important part of many team activities. This lesson covers how to add personal file stores to teams and the difference between files hosted in Teams and other services.

Why did Microsoft build Teams? Email is great for many types of communications but when teams collaborate on projects, other features are very helpful. Teams incorporates features like teams chat, online meetings, and document sharing to provide a collaboration service for company projects, departments, or even for social purposes.

This module covers how to publish your data into the Power BI service, explores the feature parity between desktop and cloud, and covers how to update your data in the service.

With Microsoft Project, you can build and track project schedules.

Teams makes it easy to connect with others using voice over IP or dialing a phone number when a calling plan is enabled. In this lesson, you'll see how to start a call from a contact card, find a user in your contacts list, view and listen to voicemails, add others to a call, place a call on hold or transfer a call, and view your call history.

In this module, you will learn how you can link your Visio diagrams to Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. You will learn how you can link content from Word, PowerPoint, and Excel back into Visio.

This lesson will show you how to quickly send information from either Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, or Excel into OneNote.

Learn how to add your profile picture and customize other features to suit your personal preferences - and why that is important.

Learn how to manage you project using agile techniques.

Be aware of the options under the File ribbon and design with your end product in mind.

"Subscription Excel vs Non-Subscription Excel" and "32 bit vs 64 bit" are two huge points of concern for Power Pivot modelers. Which do you need, why is it so important, and how can you make a case to get them?

Scheduling a Teams meeting is easy using the Teams Calendar app. This lesson reviews how to create a Teams meeting and includes some best practices for using the meeting form.

This video will show how to start the OneNote desktop app, and how to navigate the OneNote screen.

An introduction to the new Dynamic Arrays capability added to Microsoft 365.

Import objects from Access and manage Trust Center settings.

Office integration with Teams includes several features built into Outlook. Teams and Outlook work together to help improve team collaboration and improve productivity. In this lesson, we'll look at Teams integration with both Outlook and Outlook online including scheduling team meetings, emailing to a channel, and sending a Teams post to any email address.

Microsoft allows you to extend Teams by adding Tabs that open to applications outside of Teams. You can create easy to access documents for Word, Excel, or Onenote or interact with services like MailChimp, Adobe Sign, or Salesforce. This lesson reviews adding applications to tabs, the kinds of activities they can do, and common practices. 

Teams has built-in note-taking and recording features. In this lesson you'll see how to prepare a shared agenda for a team meeting and update those notes during the meeting. Recording a meeting is easy and makes it possible for any team member to review the meeting and meeting notes after the fact. This helps others keep up to date when they can't attend live sessions as well as ramp-up new people quickly.

Learn how to upload documents to Teams using Teams chat and the Files tab. Also, you'll see how to synchronize Teams files with your desktop and how Teams helps you avoid version conflicts. You'll see how you can edit documents in the browser or in Microsoft Office and how to obtain a URL to share with anyone who can access the Teams files.

The unique nature of projects leads to an inherent level of uncertainty.  Project managers should expect and plan for project change.

Become a better speaker by rehearsing your presentation on video.

Track changes will show which person made which changes in a document.

How to optimize your use for your small business.

The different PowerPoint views allow you to work on different parts of your presentation such as slides, slide thumbnails, text and running your presentation as a slideshow.

When you want to graph 3 line series, but only want 2 in focus most of the time.

Learn three ways to share the information in your project outside of Microsoft Project.

View the various ways to collaborate with others on a document.

Determining the Field Well options you’d like to use to view your PivotTable data.

Choosing between building quick and dirty PivotTables or future-proofing PivotTables for future updates.

Connecting to external data sources (such as databases), and pulling the data into Excel.

Use to turn totals and subtotals on/off where needed in your PivotTable.

Create your first Excel file, enter data and create a table.

When you wish to show different aggregation on your PivotTable fields than what is provided by default.

Learn how to apply and control picture sizes and placement.

An introduction to the new XLOOKUP function in Microsoft 365. Bye, bye VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP and INDEX/MATCH!

Note: this lesson uses Excel Tables, which are introduced in the next section.

How to find Online Pictures and add 3D Models that are rotating pictures.