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Microsoft introduces XLOOKUP in Excel – and it’s a big deal for data reporting

5 september 2019

Microsoft introduces XLOOKUP in Excel – and it’s a big deal for data reporting –
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dehaaspeter Microsoft, Office

Handig : Handleidingen Snel aan de slag voor Office 2013

16 augustus 201429 december 2019 1 reactie

Niet bekend met Office2013 en wil je er snel en op de juiste manier mee aan de slag ? Microsoft heeft voor alle Office 2013 produkten gratis handleidingen. ontwikkeld en deze kunt u gratis en voor niets downloaden in pdf formaat  Deze afdrukbare handleidingen bevatten handige tips, snelkoppelingen en schermafbeeldingen om aan de slag te gaan.

In Windows 8 kunt u deze handleidingen openen en bekijken in de Windows 8 Reader-app zonder extra stappen uit te voeren. In oudere versies van Windows moet u de gratis Adobe Reader installeren om deze handleidingen te openen en te bekijken.

 

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Access 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Access 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Excel 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Excel 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor OneNote 2013
Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor OneNote 2013
Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Outlook 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Outlook 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor PowerPoint 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor PowerPoint 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Project 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Project 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Publisher 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Publisher 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Visio 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Visio 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Word 2013

Handleiding Snel aan de slag voor Word 2013

 

Bron : Microsoft.com

Peter de Haas Microsoft, Office, Office 365, Productivity

Office 365 Home Premium en University nu verkrijgbaar bij slim.nl

21 februari 2013

“Kun je voor mij nog een pakketje Office regelen?” is een vraag die medewerkers van Microsoft veel krijgen uit hun vrienden en kennissenkring. Begrijpelijk,  soms ook niet zo eenvoudig als het lijkt …

Wat veel mensen niet weten is dat iedereen met schoolgaande / studerende kinderen tegen gereduceerde kosten bijna alle software producten kan bestellen. Zo ook Microsoft software.

Sinds eind januari is de nieuwste Office versie, Office2013 op de markt en sinds deze week kan dit ook in de nieuwe Office365 Home Premium versie worden besteld.

Het komt er op neer dat je voor het gebruik van Office een jaarabonnement afsluit. En voor dit jaarbedrag kun je Office2013 op je maximaal 5 PCs/MACs installeren. Via Slim.nl is dit zo’n 12% goedkoper … op naar slim.nl dus …

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Peter de Haas CloudComputing, Microsoft, Office, Office 365

Wat als Microsoft Office een eeuw eerder beschikbaar was …

14 november 2011

Leuke Videos van het Microsoft Office team die de kracht van het Microsoft platform goed laten zien .. Wat als ze een eeuw eerder beschikbaar waren ..Smile

 

Er zijn nog meer leuke voorbeelden met Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote …

Peter de Haas Collaboration, Microsoft, Office

Office Web Apps nu ook in het Nederlands beschikbaar

7 december 2010

Vers van de pers … Office Web Apps (word, Excel, PowerPoint en Onenote in de browser) zijn beschikbaar via www.skydrive.nl ; nu ook in het Nederlands :

Today the Office Web Apps (on Windows Live SkyDrive and Hotmail) became available in 15 new countries including China, Denmark, Finland, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, and Turkey.

These additions bring the total number of countries to 26 – making the Web Apps available to more than 1/3 of all earthlings.

  1. Australia
  2. Austria
  3. Belgium
  4. Canada
  5. China (new)
  6. Denmark (new)
  7. Finland (new)
  8. France
  9. Germany
  10. Hong Kong (new)
  11. Ireland
  12. Italy (new)
  13. Japan (new)
  14. Netherlands (new)
  15. New Zealand (new)
  16. Norway (new)
  17. Portugal (new)
  18. Russia
  19. South Korea (new)
  20. Spain (new)
  21. Sweden (new)
  22. Switzerland
  23. Taiwan (new)
  24. Turkey (new)
  25. United Kingdom
  26. United States

So what does this mean for the 15 new countries? It means that, starting today, people in these countries can use the Web Apps to view, edit, and share Office documents from anywhere with a browser and an internet connection. This includes viewing, editing, and sharing Office document attachments in Hotmail.

Bron : Office Web Apps Blog

Peter de Haas CloudComputing, Collaboration, Microsoft, Office

Wired Magazine reviews Microsoft Office Web Apps #windowslive #live@edu

19 juni 2010

If you haven’t seen or used Office Web Apps you can check it out at http.office.live.com

Microsoft’s New Web Apps Will Have Your Head in the Cloud

With Office 2010, Microsoft has taken an important (and inevitable) step into internet-stored media. That’s right; MS is all up in the cloud now.

In addition to releasing its new native Office suite, which gives you the option to save your files on the Intertubes, Microsoft has rolled out free, lightweight web versions of Office apps accessible through Windows Live.

We took several Office apps for a test ride: Word, PowerPoint and Excel. The verdict? For the most part, this is a decent web suite that works well with the native Office apps, though it’s still a little unrefined. …

Microsoft's New Web Apps Will Have Your Head in the Cloud

Continue at source: Wired Magazine

Peter de Haas CloudComputing, Market Analysis, Microsoft, Office

Several Universities abandoning Google Apps for Education #live@edu

13 mei 2010

Yale University delayed its decision to move to Google Apps :

Yale Delays Switch to Google Apps, Cites Security Concerns

Yale University was set to switch over its campus from using Horde Webmail to Gmail and its complement of services included in the Google Apps for Education package, but officials in the Information Technology Services division have announced they’re putting that move on hold. The gradual transition to Gmail would have been ongoing through the year and completed by next spring.

According to the Yale Daily News, the original decision to switch over to Gmail(Gmail) was met with concerns and reservations from the faculty and administration. Several felt the decision had been made too hastily and without proper University approval.

Source : Mashable.com

University of California stopped using Google Apps / Gmail because of security concerns and pulled back its 30.000 users :

Major University Dumps Gmail Over Security Concerns

The University of California, Davis has stopped using Gmail for its 30,000-member staff and faculty body. The university was trying Gmail for faculty and staff with plans to roll out service to the entire campus. But school officials say the e-mail system isn’t secure or private enough to meet their standards.

CIO Peter Siegel, Academic Senate IT Chair Niels Jensen and Campus Council IT Chair Joe Kiskis said the plug was pulled on Gmail(Gmail) because members of the faculty were concerned that it wouldn’t keep their correspondence private enough. Many privacy experts also say that Gmail’s social component, Google Buzz(Google Buzz), is a source of privacy and security vulnerabilities.

School officials also noted that “outsourcing e-mail may not be in compliance with the University of California Electronic Communications Policy.”

Source : Mashable.com

University of Massachusetts also is discontinuing because the Google Apps service of :fered at the beginning of the school year has failed to catch on with students

Google: UMass discontinuing Google Apps service potentially unprecedented

It’s not often to hear Google has failed at anything, but according to the Office of Information Technology (OIT), the Google Apps service offered at the beginning of the school year has failed to catch on with students.

University of Massachusetts officials sent a campus-wide e-mail in early April announcing undergraduate students can no longer sign up for Google Apps and that the service will eventually be phased out completely – an exceedingly rare and potentially unprecedented move, according to Google.

The reason for discontinuing Google Apps, according to OIT, is the low adoption and usage rates among undergraduate students since the service was introduced in September 2009. In the eight months since Google Apps became available on campus, around 7 percent of the University’s 20,000 undergrads have switched from the traditional University-provided e-mail service, UMail, to Google Apps, and “only a small number” of that 7 percent log in frequently, OIT said in the e-mail.

Source : Dailycollegian.com

Peter de Haas CloudComputing, Email, Office, Windows

Microsoft Outlook gets social – Linked In for Outlook

17 februari 2010

Linked In integration with Microsoft Outlook 2010, 2007 and 2003  is now a fact :

http://www.linkedin.com/outlook 

 

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Peter de Haas CloudComputing, Microsoft, Office, Social Networking

Why Microsoft isn’t afraid of Google or cloud computing – Interview with Steven Elop

24 september 2009

InfoWorld published an Interview with Microsoft Business Division president Stephen Elop on Office2010, Office Web Applications and Microsoft Online Services. Although the title of the article may trigger other perceptions it’s clear that Microsoft is executing on a strategy, software + services, which is much broader than bringing Office to the web …

… Microsoft’s Business Division oversees one of its most successful products, the Office productivity suite, as well as the company’s lucrative server and enterprise software businesses. However, like the rest of the company, the division has not been immune to the pressure of the recession, and revenue fell 13 percent in the quarter ending in June.

Business Division president Stephen Elop, however, said in an interview with the IDG News Service that he’s confident the unit can overcome the pressures that face the business. These include not only the economy but also competition in the productivity and collaboration software market from Web-based applications from Google and others. To answer this challenge, Microsoft is set to offer Web-based versions of its Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote software as part of the Office 2010 launch early next year.

Those applications are part of Microsoft’s general transition to "software plus services" with its Business Productivity Online Suite — which includes Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Office Live Meeting, and Office Communications Online — a product and transition Elop’s division also oversees. …

Continue at Source: Why Microsoft isn’t afraid of Google or cloud computing

Peter de Haas CloudComputing, Microsoft, Office

10 Reasons You’ll Love Office 2010

13 juli 2009

Microsoft “10”  gives you 10 good reasons why Office 2010 is worthwhile ..

 

… By now, you’ve probably heard the big news announced at Microsoft’s Wordwide Partner Conference in New Orleans: Office 2010 is now available as a “Technical Preview.” Starting today, the company is opening up the beta program to a larger number of users, all of whom will get to try the new, improved applications and their online counterparts. Yes, Office Web Applications will become available too, starting next month!

So why will you want to replace your Office installation with the latest version? Here are ten of the best reasons why this is the version of Office that can’t be missed: …

1. Office Web Applications

2. Collaboration Features

3. Instant Sharing with PowerPoint

4. Video & Image Editing

5. Excel Sparklines and Slicers

6. Search & Navigation in Word

7. Outlook 2010 – More Social, Smarter, and Efficient

8. “Office Backstage

9. Paste Preview

10. SharePoint Workspace

Check them all out at source : 10 Reasons You’ll Love Office 2010

Peter de Haas Microsoft, Office

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