Cut to the Spike in Microsoft Word | Everyday Office 067
1,798 views · Published 14 August 2017 · 3:19 · Indexed 13 October 2026
Channel: Neil Malek · 2017 · Education
When cutting-and-pasting your content, you might want to 'compile' everything you're cutting and paste it into a single spot. For this technique, try cutting to the Spike, using the keyboard shortcut CTRL + F3. Music: "Marble" and "Orange Forest" by Danny O djdannyo.bandcamp.com Knack Training is a software and professional development training company from Orlando, FL. Neil Malek, principal at Knack Training, records software tutorials everyday through the series Everyday Office. Knack Training is recording their entire library to provide lifetime value through KnackCourses.com - soup-to-nuts training in Excel, Outlook, and more. Subscribe to my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=neilmalek Subscribe to the quarterly tutorial ezine: http://knacktraining.com http://knacktraining.com http://knackcourses.com http://facebook.com/knacktraining http://twitter.com/neilmalek http://instagram.com/neilmalek
