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Free Excel 2010 Tutorial at GCFLearnFree

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Excel 2010 is the spreadsheet application in the Microsoft Office 2010 suite. Get help organizing and calculating data in this Excel 2010 tutorial.

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Word 2010 is the word processing application in the Microsoft Office 2010 suite. Get help producing and sharing documents here.

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Free PowerPoint 2010 Tutorial at GCFLearnFree

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PowerPoint 2010 is the presentation application in the Microsoft Office suite. Get PowerPoint help creating and managing presentations.

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Most of us use Office, and most of us could make better use of it, too. Check out our tips, sorted by app to learn basic tricks and advanced tips for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access.

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Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint... Our Office partners are such familiar friends, but when they prevent us from doing what we need to do, they can turn into mortal enemies.A huge percentage of our readers spend time in Microsoft Office 2010 [for Windows ($499 direct, 4 stars) and Mac ($120, 4.5 stars)] for either professional or personal use, or for both. But even if you use Microsoft programs on a daily basis, there's always something you want to do—and you're certain it can be done!—but you don't know how.

As mature a suite of tools as Microsoft Office is, many of its most powerful features are hidden away, buried several levels deep in a menu (or hidden in sort of plain sight in the ribbon), and it's impossible to learn about them if you don't know Microsoft's terminology and thus are searching for the wrong words. Is it a "line" or a "rule" or a "border?"

We've shaken down the programs and pinpointed 100 tips and tricks to help put you back in command.These tips cover not only the basics, like deleting that infuriating line that appears when you type one too many hyphens in Word, to more advanced tricks, such as connecting your email to social websites and services.

We've also included some tips about features that you might not know to search for at all but which offer a lot of value and are worth knowing. Our tips are separated by program, and some are further parceled out into sections for beginners, intermediate-level users, and advanced users. Each tip is accompanied by a screenshot to further guide you, no matter your comfort level. All of our tips will work in Microsoft Office 2010, and many are also compatible with earlier editions of Office, too.

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100 Essential Tips for Microsoft Office 2010

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Most of us use Office, and most of us could make better use of it, too. Check out our tips, sorted by app to learn basic tricks and advanced tips for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access. PCMag reviews products independently, but we may earn affiliate commissions from buying links on this page.