Colored cells in Microsoft Excel can help you organize data, track changes, and make it easier to read. For example, in a customer spreadsheet, you might use a green background to track which customers have made a sale. But how do you count these colored cells? Method 1: Count Colored Cells With Find and Select Excel includes a Find and...

When you really want to focus without any distractions, using full screen on your computer is a great idea. What happens when you want to exit full screen, though? We’ll show you how to exit full screen in Windows 11 in a few different ways. Three Ways to Exit Full Screen on Windows 11 Computers There are actually three separate...

Does your Chromebook get stuck on a white screen (with or without the Chrome logo) during startup? This post will help you understand the factors responsible for Chromebook white screen issues and how to fix the problem. What Causes White Screen Issues on Chromebooks? External devices or accessories can interfere with your Chromebook’s...

#image_title While Microsoft Word provides an array of formatting features for both text and images, you may decide that what you apply doesn’t work out. We’ll show you how to clear formatting in Word for both text and images. How to Undo Formatting in Word Before you review the “clear formatting” options below, you might easily...

Creating an email group (also known as a contact group) in Microsoft Outlook helps sending emails to a specific set of people easier and quicker. We’ll show you how to make an email group, use the group, edit the group, and delete the group, in Outlook’s web, desktop, and mobile versions. In case you don’t know, an email or contact group...

When you open a link in Outlook, do you end up using the wrong web browser? If you want to use a different browser than you do for other apps, we’ll show you how to change the default browser in Outlook on mobile and desktop. Note: For Outlook on the web, links open within the same web browser that you’re using for Outlook.com. ...