Copy Excel customer data to Access, and then create a simple report by using the Report Wizard.

Link to Excel customer data from Access, and then create a detailed report by using Report Layout view in Access.

Import the Excel customer data into Access, delete the data from Excel, and create a split form.

Collect new data from Access by using Outlook, create a query of customer addresses, and then create a mailing label report.

Create a working database/workbook solution with a startup form and links to reports in Access.

Shawn Murray interviews Mor Hezi, Senior Product Manager in the Office division, about the development of Access 2007.

The Import Spreadsheet Wizard in Access makes it easy to copy the data from your Excel worksheets into a new or existing Access database.

Steven Thomas, an Office writer, interviews a volunteer from Cancer Lifeline about moving the organization's business from Excel spreadsheets to an Access database.

Steven Thomas, an Office writer, continues his interview with a volunteer from Cancer Lifeline about moving the organization's business from Excel spreadsheets to an Access database.

A Web comic by David Salaguinto. Office OFFline: 1.0 humor for a 2.0 Web.

Watch this demo to get familiar with the Microsoft Office 2007 product design, and to see for yourself that you won't have to learn Access all over again.

Shawn Murray interviews Stephen Jensen, Senior Product Planner in the Microsoft Office Business Applications division, about development of Duet.

Copy Excel customer data to Access, and then create a simple report by using the Report Wizard.

Link to Excel customer data from Access, and then create a detailed report by using Report Layout view in Access.

Import the Excel customer data into Access, delete the data from Excel, and create a split form.

Collect new data from Access by using Outlook, create a query of customer addresses, and then create a mailing label report.

Create a working database/workbook solution with a startup form and links to reports in Access.

Before you send your worksheet data to the printer, you can quickly rearrange page breaks to define what will be printed on each page. Watch the demo to learn how.

Watch this demo to see how you can use a fast formula in Excel 2007 to combine the contents of several cells into one cell.

The Formula AutoComplete feature in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 helps you avoid those little syntax or typing mistakes that can break your formula and display an error in the cell. Watch the demo and then try for yourself.

Functions are prewritten formulas that simplify the process of entering calculations. Using functions, you can quickly create formulas that might be difficult to build yourself. Watch this demo to learn how.

By using the Freeze Panes command in Excel, you can make sure specific rows and columns stay visible while you scroll. Watch the demo to learn how.

This demo shows you quick ways to temporarily hide Excel rows or columns that you don't want to see.

In Excel 2007, you can quickly insert new rows, columns, cells, and worksheets--and just as easily delete them--with a few clicks.

When you merge cells, you join several adjacent cells into one larger cell. The demo also shows you how to adjust the position of the contents of the merged cell and add borders and background colors.

Give your Excel reports a polished appearance and make your data easy to read and understand. Watch the demo to learn how.

Excel makes it easy to transpose data from rows to columns, and vice versa. Watch this demo to learn how.

Shawn Murray interviews Michael Worosz, Product Manager in the Office division, about the development of Excel 2007.

You have all the data for your sales report, and you want to make a dynamic presentation. With PivotTable reports in Microsoft Office Excel 2007, you can show the big picture, show all the details, or show anything in between.

The Import Spreadsheet Wizard in Access makes it easy to copy the data from your Excel worksheets into a new or existing Access database.

Isn't it frustrating when you lose sight of column names as you scroll down a worksheet? Keep column names in sight, no matter how far you scroll down the sheet, by freezing the names in place.

Steven Thomas, an Office writer, interviews a volunteer from Cancer Lifeline about moving the organization's business from Excel spreadsheets to an Access database.

Steven Thomas, an Office writer, continues his interview with a volunteer from Cancer Lifeline about moving the organization's business from Excel spreadsheets to an Access database.

Office OFFline: 1.0 humor for a 2.0 Web. A Web comic by David Salaguinto.

Watch this demo to get familiar with the Microsoft Office 2007 product design, and to see for yourself that you won't have to learn Excel all over again.

Shawn Murray interviews Jeff Wierer, Senior Product Manager, about development of Microsoft Excel Services.

Shawn Murray interviews Tom DeFeo, Principal Technology Architect, about development of Microsoft Exchange 2007.

Shawn Murray interviews Ryan Hoppe, Product Manager in the Groove division, about the development of Groove 2007.

Shawn Murray interviews Gray Knowlton, Senior Product Manager in the Office Division, about development of Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007.

In this demo, you'll learn how to create a new template part, test it, make corrections in it if necessary, and install it on your computer. After that, you can use it over and over and share it with other form designers in your company.

Shawn Murray interviews Christian Stark, Senior Product Manager in the Office SharePoint Server Division, about development of InfoPath Forms Services.

Your workplace draws all sorts of personalities. So how do you collaborate with them and still keep your sanity? Let Office be the middleman.

Everyone moves through the world differently. Office is software that all people can use.

Everyone loves a winner. And when the winner has made your life easier with amazingly creative templates, well, its love can be expressed only in a PowerPoint presentation.

You're a foodie and everyone knows and enjoys that about you.

To many of you, summertime means ... camping! Me, I can't get too excited about it because, well, you'll have to listen to find out why.

Create an award template to bestow on the best and brightest teachers, coaches, students, and parents.

So you want to call a meeting. What's the best way to do it? And once everyone is gathered together and staring at you, anticipating your pearls of wisdom, what's next?

The Crabby Office Lady thinks that it might be time to think about staying in shape while working, too.

The Crabby Office Lady offers a spring time poem to kick off the season.

With Office's free templates, you can be a one-person library, book club, and archival society.

What if you receive a file and you can't open it because you don't have the specific program it was written in. The Crabby Office Lady introduces you to Office Viewers, a solution to the problem.

With Office 2007, you can turn your files into universally accepted (and beloved) PDFs.

When you work for a living, you MUST get away from the office once in a while. Create a vacation plan with help from Office.

Going on vacation is great but eventually you have to come back to work. I have some tips on how to make it a smooth return.

Crabby lets you in on what should not be a secret: You CAN control when your print jobs end up in the copy room.

Everyone learns differently. The Crabby Office Lady advises you to check out Office demos, because everyone knows that showing is better than telling.

Are you pursuing a tax refund this year? So is Crabby.

Working from home may seem like a fuzzy-slippered fantasy come true, but let's talk about the myths ... and the facts.

Sometimes you just need a little something to tide you over until a new version of Office is released. A quick visit to Office downloads can make you feel alive again.

You're the one doing all the work all the tme, and it's time to step back and let go a bit.

Crabby reveals her healthy recipe for getting some balance back in your life.

Shawn Murray interviews Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft Corporation.

Shawn Murray interviews Bill Gates, Chairman of Microsoft Corporation.

Shawn Murray interviews Chris Capossela, Vice President of the Information Worker Product Management Group about Office 2007.

Shawn Murray interviews Gray Knowlton, Product Manager for the Office Enterprise Client division, about development of the new Office file formats.

Shawn Murray interviews Jensen Harris of the Office Experience Team in Part 1 about development of the Microsoft Office 2007 user interface.

Shawn Murray interviews Jensen Harris of the Office Experience Team in Part 2 about development of the Microsoft Office 2007 user interface.

Shawn Murray interviews Howard Cooperstein, Lead Program Manager in the Office Division, about development of Office Art.

Shawn Murray interviews Anne Weiler, Group Product Manager in the Office Division, about Microsoft Office 2007 for the Enterprise.

Shawn Murray interviews Mark Alexieff, Product Manager in the Office Division, about the upgrade to the Office 2003 professional edition.

SmartArt graphics add color, shape, and emphasis to your text and data, and they're a snap to use. Watch the demo to see how.

Doug Thomas, the casual office guy, tells you the unique story of how one job seeker got a job.

Watch Doug Thomas behind the scenes as he creates Office Casual, a show designed to provide solutions for customers using Microsoft Office.

Doug shows you how you can work and share documents over several computers with Office Live Workspace.

Doug shows you how to make sure your resume key words match what companies are looking for online.

Doug tells you how to make sure you don't get pesky work e-mails on your phone when you're on vacation.

Doug shows you how to work with the Ribbon that holds all of your commands at the top of Office programs.

Doug shows you how the powerful new Microsoft Translator raises the bar for translating on the Web.

Doug Thomas reveals the meaning behind those little icons you see in Office Communicator and other social applications on the Web.

Office OFFline: 1.0 humor for a 2.0 Web. A Web comic by David Salaguinto.

A Web comic by David Salaguinto. Office OFFline: 1.0 humor for a 2.0 Web.

People get bored of seeing the same old things all the time. But they also don't like things that are different--do you go for novelty or familiarity in your visuals?

Joannie shows you how to use Microsoft OneNote and Microsoft Outlook tasks to keep on top of your contest entry deadlines.

See how you can manage your drafts--from the first to the final--in Microsoft OneNote.

Quickly capture bits of information or application user interface from your screen and save them to OneNote.

Your workplace draws all sorts of personalities. So how do you collaborate with them and still keep your sanity? Let Office be the middleman.

Shawn Murray interviews Alex Robinson, Product Manager in the Office Division, about development of Microsoft Office OneNote.

A Web comic by David Salaguinto. Office OFFline: 1.0 humor for a 2.0 Web.

Joannie shows you how to use Microsoft OneNote and Microsoft Outlook tasks to keep on top of your contest entry deadlines.

Collect new data from Access by using Outlook, create a query of customer addresses, and then create a mailing label report.

If you've ever felt like separating yourself from the pack and distinguishing yourself as a one-of-a-kind, why not start with your Outlook out of office message?

Etiquette might seem like it's a dying practice, but Crabby believes it's in resurgence, like leg warmers and economic recessions.

Let the Crabby Office Lady give you some tips about what to do with your e-mail when you go on vacation.

You can't remember your Outlook password. Now what? Crabby walks you through it.

Shawn Murray interviews Jessica Arnold, Product Manager for Outlook 2007, about development of Microsoft Office Outlook 2007.

Shawn Murray interviews Michael Abranti, Program Manager for Outlook 2007, about development of Microsoft Office Outlook 2007.

You can create an e-mail signature and include information such as your title and company name. Select the font, color, size and style. Each time you start a new message your signature is already there to end it.

Image is important, even in a signature. Add a photo or make use of all the formatting capabilities of Word to create a signature that leaves a lasting impression.

You can create multiple signatures in Outlook and switch between them easily and quickly. You can also create a default signature for messages you compose and another for messages you reply to or forward.

Tables are a great way to present columns of numbers in your Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 e-mail messages. Watch this demo to learn how.

The Meeting Workspace is a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Web site that works with Outlook. Team members can go to the site for the most up-to-date information and materials.

Doug says there are at least a dozen ways to follow Twitter, but TwInbox works with Outlook to provide some real power to Twitter.

Doug shows you how to use a service called Jott to call yourself and capture the call as text.

A Web comic by David Salaguinto. Office OFFline: 1.0 humor for a 2.0 Web.

Sharing calendars can make it easier to collaborate with people both inside and outside your company. This demo shows you three ways that Outlook 2007 offers for sharing your calendar.

You can make your e-mail messages stand out with a few touches from the tools in Outlook 2007. Watch this demo for quick tips on adding fresh looks to your e-mail.

You can use the voting feature in Outlook to easily create polls and gather choices and opinions from coworkers in an organization that uses Microsoft Exchange Server. Watch the demo to see how it's done.

Over the course of a day, e-mail signatures can add up to a lot of typing. Why not use automatic e-mail signatures instead?

An e-mail template can save you a lot of steps if you find yourself creating a similar e-mail newsletter or report time after time.

You already know that you can keep on top of your schedule with Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, but did you know that the views in your calendar are fully customizable.

When you link your calendar from a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 site to Outlook 2007, you can view and work with the SharePoint calendar right alongside your Outlook calendar.

Watch this demo to get familiar with the Microsoft Office 2007 product design, and to see for yourself that you won't have to learn Outlook all over again.

Everyone loves a winner. And when the winner has made your life easier with amazingly creative templates, well, its love can be expressed only in a PowerPoint presentation.

Does one mention of slide master or a design template have you fleeing the room? Learn some of the basic PowerPoint terms and don't be scared off again.

Shawn Murray interviews Jared Anderson, Product Manager in the Office Client Enterprise Division, about development of Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007.

Ric Bretschneider interviews Garr Reynolds, book and blog author of Presentation Zen, for a fun and funny podcast full of good presentation advice you can apply in your own work.

Watch this demo to get familiar with the Microsoft Office 2007 product design, and to see for yourself that you won't have to learn PowerPoint all over again.

People get bored of seeing the same old things all the time. But they also don't like things that are different--do you go for novelty or familiarity in your visuals?

Shawn Murray interviews William Lyon, Senior Product Manager in the Project Division, about development of Microsoft Office Project 2007.

Office OFFline: 1.0 humor for a 2.0 Web. A Web comic by David Salaguinto.

Cornelius Fichtner, PMP, explains how even a pop star needs to use project management skills.

Microsoft Publisher makes it easy to get the word out about your reading or event. Joannie Stangeland shows you how to create one file that you can print or send in e-mail.

Bob shows you how to create and format columns and text boxes in Publisher.

Your workplace draws all sorts of personalities. So how do you collaborate with them and still keep your sanity? Let Office be the middleman.

Doug shares his vision for sharing documents by using SharePoint.

Shawn Murray interviews Jerome Thiebaud, Senior Product Manager in the Office division, about development of Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007.

Watch this demo to to see how Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007, based on Office FrontPage technologies, is designed to create customized Microsoft SharePoint Websites and workflows.

Watch this demo to to see how Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 can help you customize and build SharePoint websites that meet your needs and industry standards.

Learn how you can automate your business processes, build efficient applications on top of Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies platform, and tailor your SharePoint site to your needs in an IT-managed environment.

Learn how you can automate your business processes, build efficient applications on top of Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies platform, and tailor your SharePoint site to your needs in an IT-managed environment.

Watch this demo to to see how Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007, based on Office FrontPage technologies, is designed to create customized Microsoft SharePoint Websites and workflows.

Watch this demo to to see how Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007, based on Office FrontPage technologies, is designed to create customized Microsoft SharePoint Websites and workflows.

Shawn Murray interviews Thomas Rizzo, Director for Office SharePoint Server, about development of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.

You can use the Approval workflow to get a document approved before sending it out to the rest of your organization. Choose from several workflows in SharePoint Server 2007, including the Approval workflow, the Collect Feedback workflow, and the Collect Signatures workflow. Each one is customizable.

Who knew that doodling and shape-shifting could make you the hit of the office?

Shawn Murray interviews Ritu Chaturvedi, Product Manager in the Visio Product Group, about development of Microsoft Office Visio 2007.

Doug shows you how to use Visio to move your office or set up a meeting.

A Web comic by David Salaguinto. Office OFFline: 1.0 humor for a 2.0 Web.

People get bored of seeing the same old things all the time. But they also don't like things that are different--do you go for novelty or familiarity in your visuals?

Shawn Murray interviews Bob Sutton, Lead Product Manager in the SharePoint Division, about development of Windows SharePoint Services.

This demo shows you how to get started with a wiki site template in Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services. With a wiki, you can collect and update information painlessly, as it changes.

Watch this demo to to see how a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 site can be your team's communication center.

The Meeting Workspace is a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Web site that works with Outlook. Team members can go to the site for the most up-to-date information and materials.

Want to publish your book? Joannie shows you how to take your Word manuscript and turn it into a little booklet.

In this High Definition (HD) podcast, Joannie shows you how to use Microsoft Word to compile your work into a manuscript and add a table of contents.

In Part 2, Joannie Stangeland shows you how to finish up your manuscript by adding page numbers and a separate contact cover sheet.

Joannie share her low-tech, but highly effective, Microsoft Word solution for tracking the writing you've sent to publishers.

Frustrated with the layout of your document? Bob deLaubenfels, Microsoft employee, shows you how page breaks work in Word 2007.

Suppose you want to make one page of your document landscape orientation, or you want to add columns to another page. Bob deLaubenfels shows you how to change the formatting for just part of a document in Word 2007.

Find out how you can tailor your page numbers to fit your document. Bob deLaubenfels shows you how you can use section breaks to set up the kind of numbers you want--or none at all--to each part of your document.

If the margin settings in Word are too narrow for your document--or if they're too wide--you can change them. Bob deLaubenfels shows you how.

Do your tabs sometimes appear to misbehave? Ever wonder to to see a ruler for setting tab stops? Bob deLaubenfels shows you some ins and outs of tab stops and the ruler in Word 2007.

Shawn Murray interviews Gray Knowlton, Senior Product Manager in the Office Division, about development of Microsoft Office Word 2007.

Fear the blank page no longer. With the new building blocks feature in Word 2007, you assemble your document from galleries of predesigned parts, add your business information, and save the building blocks to use again and again.

Watch this demo optimized for mobile devices to get familiar with the Microsoft Office 2007 product design, and to see for yourself that you won't have to learn Word all over again.

Can Doug really make a business card in less than 90 seconds? Find out, and see some juggling, too.

Doug Thomas, the casual office guy, shows you how to customize Office Online templates to create the calendar you want.

Watch this demo to get familiar with the Microsoft Office 2007 product design, and to see for yourself that you won't have to learn Word all over again.