Michael Davis

Here’s the thing—SharePoint folders organize team files better than any shared drive I’ve used. Zero technical background needed to get started. I’ve set this up for nonprofits in Five Points and teams at Microsoft. The process takes under 5 minutes once you know where to click. Works the same in Online, 2019, or 2016 versions. … Read more

I lost three hours of survey work once by forgetting to save. Microsoft Forms auto-saves, but knowing how to manually save gives you control over versions and backups. Here’s the thing—you’ll find the save button in the top-right corner, but there’s also a one-click duplicate option that creates instant backups. I use this for every … Read more

I spent my first Excel hours on a desktop with a mouse. ✨ Now I build entire budgets on my iPad with just taps and swipes—it’s a different experience, but just as powerful. The iPad version hides some features behind long-presses and two-finger gestures you won’t find in the menu. Split view for side-by-side sheets, … Read more

Printing from OneNote shouldn’t require a degree in computer science. I’ve watched too many users struggle with this simple task, especially when they need a physical copy of their notes for meetings or study sessions. The process is straightforward once you know the exact steps. Unlike other Microsoft apps, OneNote has a few quirks in … Read more

I still remember the first time I tried sharing a document with my team back in the Windows 10 days. Spoiler: it was a mess. This setup eliminates the guesswork. Whether you’re using Google Drive, OneDrive, or a local network share, the process takes under 5 minutes once you know the right steps. No special … Read more

I spent years making messy Visio diagrams before discovering swimlanes. One click in the right menu transforms chaos into clarity for any workflow. Here’s the thing—the tool is hiding in plain sight. You don’t need special plugins or advanced skills. Just open your diagram, find the swimlane shape, and drag it into place. You’ll get … Read more

I still remember the first time I needed a webpage to work without internet—1998 in my uncle’s basement. Turns out the solution is simpler than you’d think. Creating an offline page starts with saving the right files locally. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript can all run from your machine without a server. The key is proper … Read more

I spent years manually converting radians to degrees in Excel before discovering the DEGREES function. It’s shockingly simple: type =DEGREES(angle) and Excel does the heavy lifting for you. This works for single cells or entire columns of data. I’ve used it for everything from trigonometry homework to engineering calculations. No special tools or add-ons required—just … Read more