Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft Office’

Debugging and Error Handling in VBA After setting up VBA in Excel, you can start automating tasks and creating your macros. This blog will guide you through what comes next after the setup process—writing, running, and debugging VBA code in Excel. Debugging and error handling are crucial for writing effective and reliable VBA (Visual Basic […]

In Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), variables, data types, and constants are fundamental building blocks that allow you to create dynamic and efficient macros. Let’s explore these concepts in detail. Variables in VBA A variable is a named storage location in your computer’s memory that contains data. Variables make your code more flexible by allowing […]

Guide to Setting Up VBA in Excel VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) is an essential tool for automating repetitive tasks and creating custom solutions in Microsoft Excel. This Blog will walk you through the steps to set up VBA and get started with your first macro. Step 1: Enable the Developer Tab for VBA in […]

Love working in Excel, digging in large datasets or planning budgeting strategies, or creating reports, Excel is a powerful program to help in all business processes. But to do so we need data to be populated in Excel. Let’s explore how we can integrate Microsoft Office 365 Excel, bring data from data sources by implementing […]

Previously, I highlighted three steps a company must take to unlock the business value of Microsoft Office 365 (O365). In the final blog of this series, I explain how to get started with O365 and implement true change. Organizations must continue to transform to keep up with, or exceed, customer, business, and employee expectations. As […]

In my last blog, I highlighted the first three steps a company must take to unlock the business value of Microsoft Office 365 (O365). In this blog, I highlight the next three steps to unlock the value of O365. Establish a Measurement Plan As the adage goes, “If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage […]

Previously, I analyzed the key to unlocking the business value of Microsoft Office 365 (O365). In this blog, I highlight the first three steps a company must take to unlock the business value of O365. Match Business Needs/Priorities to O365 Solutions First, it is important to determine where the business value of O365 lies, which […]

Previously, I discussed the business value of Microsoft Office 365 (O365). In this blog, I breakdown the key to unlocking the business value. Business value is, for the most part, untapped or “locked” because behavior change is typically left to chance. Furthermore, O365 ROI models typically have a three-year projection. However, by specifically focusing on […]

There may not be sufficient empirical research or metrics to demonstrate how using Microsoft Office 365 (O365) contributes directly to business value in a measurable way. However, there are cases in which evidence suggests that purposeful, focused adoption and usage of O365 can contribute significant business value. A comprehensive review of how O365 impacts business […]

In my last blog, I explored where Microsoft Office 365 (O365) provides value. In the final blog of this series, I debunk misleading assumptions associated with the business value of O365. There may also be some potentially misleading assumptions about O365: O365 is ”just a tool” The decision to migrate to O365 is typically driven […]

My last blog deciphers how Microsoft Office 365 (O365) promises business value. This blog explores where O365 provides value. Microsoft Office 365 was made available in June 2011 and has maintained its goal of being a catalyst for changing how people work in an increasingly digital economy. For example, Microsoft’s current CEO, Satya Nadella, certainly […]

Previously, I discussed how user adoption impacts the business value of Microsoft Office 365 (O365). In this blog I decipher how O365 promises business value. The decision to use O365 is made for a number of reasons. According to Gartner research, approximately 70% of survey respondents indicated “licensing or costs” and “shifting workloads to the […]