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01/18/2017

http://www.rae.es/consultas/exclusion-de-ch-y-ll-del-abecedario

Se excluyen definitivamente del abecedario los signos ch y ll, ya que, en realidad, no son letras, sino dígrafos, esto es, conjuntos de dos letras o grafemas que representan un solo fonema. El abecedario del español queda así reducido a las veintisiete letras siguientes: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j...

09/13/2016

¿Masculino o femenino? Si no estás seguro cual es el género de un sustantivo, estas reglas te pueden ayudar.

http://www.spanish.cl/Grammar/Notes/Sustantivos_Masculinos_Femeninos.htm

Los Sustantivos Masculinos y Femeninos Definición El sustantivo es la palabra que usamos para nombrar a los objetos, a las personas, a los países, etc. Igual que los artículos, tienen género (femenino o masculino), y número (singular o plural). Estas características deben coincidir siempre con las d...

When we work in Excel, quite often we work with repetitive commands.  It is a good idea to customize our environment to ...
07/28/2016

When we work in Excel, quite often we work with repetitive commands. It is a good idea to customize our environment to increase productivity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCMZVSjG8FU

This short tutorial explains how to change the appearance of your version of Excel 2013 for your preferences.

Save time with this Excel Shortcuts
07/21/2016

Save time with this Excel Shortcuts

Excel Shortcuts You Probably Don't Know | Upgrade Your Life Becky Worley shows time-saving shortcuts to make your spreadsheet workflow faster and easier. Mic...

07/18/2016

Simple formatting makes it look so cute.

In this Microsoft Access video tutorial, you will learn how to format a notes field on a form (a simple text box) to look like a piece of yellow sticky paper with a shadow.

For Excel lovers,If you want to count occurrences using multiple criteria, COUNTIFS is the solution.
07/14/2016

For Excel lovers,

If you want to count occurrences using multiple criteria, COUNTIFS is the solution.

Syntax: COUNTIFS(criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2, criteria2]…)

05/22/2016

An easy way to save time in Excel.

When entering functions, you don't need to add the closing parentheses, it doesn't sound like much, but it helps.

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