Software & Operating Systems

The various terms for malevolent software that provide threats to computer systems can be confusing. This article explains what malware is and gives 6 examples.

Getting anxious when you can’t watch your favorite movies and TV shows? Check out these apps like ShowBox to watch them for free.

Grammarly is a convenient way for writers to edit their work. The Free version offers grammar, spelling, and punctuation checks. The Premium version can do much more. But is it worth paying for?

Maybe you've already heard of LibreOffice and want to learn more about it, or you're tired of Microsoft's outdated, overpriced Office products and are searching for an alternative. That's where LibreOffice comes in: A free, open-source office suite with some pretty powerful applications.

Is Visio the best diagramming software? These alternatives will give Visio a run for its money.

This is a review using Artificial Intelligence to create written content, and a view of how AI is changing news fulfillment.

Are you looking for the best alternatives to Trello? These project management tools are definitely worth a look.

Bring order to the chaos with these top tips for organizing your Google Drive. Create structure, save time, and find the files and folders you need!

Covers how to use the STANDARDIZE function in Microsoft Excel with the correct syntax and application examples.

Here I cover in detail how to use the PERCENTILE function in Excel with the correct syntax.

Ever wondered what that strange "Terminal" application your computer came with was for? Turns out it's a pretty powerful tool that even the ordinary computer user might find helpful. Here you'll find a detailed introduction to Terminal and some of its basic commands.

Covers how to use the TREND function in Microsoft Excel with the correct syntax and an example.

An easy guide to creating a button to randomly generate numbers in Excel. Randomly generate decimals and an infinite possibility of ranges.

Discusses the steps to take to enable the draw tab in Microsoft Excel.

Covers how to use the TYPE function in Microsoft Excel with examples on the correct syntax to use.

Shows an example of how you can create a macro object that can serve as automation in your Microsoft Access database. The example is simplified with the use of a message box macro object that opens when a form is opened.

Covers how to use the RAND function in Microsoft Excel with examples on the correct syntax to use.

Covers how to use the CORREL function in Microsoft Excel with examples on the correct syntax to use.

Covers how to use the TODAY function in Microsoft Excel with the proper syntax with examples.

Want to store more files in the cloud? Check out these Dropbox alternatives for secure and private cloud storage solutions.

Skype had a good run, but it's no longer the king of video conferencing apps. Check out these Skype alternatives that are actually better.

Having trouble finding books, CDs or DVDs at home? Your phone camera and Windows computer can help you to locate things more easily.

Linux is an open-source operating system that runs on computers and other electronic devices. Today, a small number of computer users use Linux operating systems. It is, however, embedded in other electronic devices such as TVs, watches, servers, cameras, routers, printers, fridges, and even cars.

When a new record is added to or removed from the data sets at Google Sheets, the Report you have created will be updated automatically. However, when there is a structural change, for example, adding or removing columns and renaming field names, you need to manually initiate that change.

Chart interaction filters let you turn your data visualisation/charts into filter controls. Imagine that you can now filter reports by clicking a table row or selecting a bar in a Bar Chat, making your reports and dashboards truly interactive.

How to add filters in Google Data Studio. Filters are great; they simply reduce the amount of data displayed without transforming your original data in any way. Filters can be applied to a single visualisation or the entire Report.

Data Studio can be extended to include filtering capabilities directly into the charts. Viewers of the Report can click on any data in order to initiate filters.

In the last article, you've connected your data source with Google Data Studio, you're now ready to create your first report.

Google Sheets is a collaboration application which allows you to create and work on spreadsheets with other people. The Data Studio Google Sheets connector allows you to access and pull data stored in a Google Sheets worksheet.

Data Studio lets you visualise data from many different sources. To get the most out of this tutorial, you will need a Google account to get started. Create one if you haven't done so.

Google Data Studio is a free but powerful tool for you to bring together data from different sources so that you can visualise them on one screen This beginner's guide to Google Data Studio teaches you how to create easy-to-read reports to gain insights from difference data sources.

Go to "Accessibility" in the settings section of iOS and use the Zoom box tool to magnify text on your Apple device.

A digital analytics strategy has many uses, a common use is to measure website performance. Like showing points of entry and exit, and from where the visitors came.

In this article, we will see what is MVVM, how it’s different from MVC and what are the benefits of using MVVM in iOS.

Windows 7 is no longer supported by Microsoft. It is still alive, it still works, but is kind of on its death bed. Continuing to use it is likely to become increasingly problematic and potentially dangerous as security flaws and vulnerabilities will no longer be addressed by Microsoft.

Shows a Microsoft Excel user how to apply the IFERROR Function to remove errors in cells.

Covers how to use the VLOOKUP function in Microsoft Excel with examples on the correct syntax to use.

Shows a Microsoft Excel user how to use the count function in a spreadsheet.

Shows how to use the AVERAGE function in Excel with application examples.

Covers how to use the ABS function in Microsoft Excel with examples on the correct syntax to use.

Shows how to create a transcript in Microsoft Word from a Youtube Video. A macro is created in Word to make adjustments to the text formatting.

Shows to how insert the Bing Maps add-in and what you can do with it.

This tutorial walks you through the few steps that it takes to create a histogram in Microsoft Excel with the Data Analysis ToolPak.

Show you how to delete pages from a PDF document from the Tool menu and using a short cut key while working with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.

Shows a Microsoft Excel user how to create a button that opens up the Windows pre-installed calculator application from an Excel spreadsheet.

Shows a Microsoft Excel user how to use a hyperlink with a button to easily access a website without having to go directly to a browser.

Discover how PowerPoint can replace screen recording software to allow you to create presentations and tutorials for YouTube.

Have you every wondered if this was another way to look at your HubPages data. Here I explain how to read HubPages earning data graphically within Microsoft Excel. A short tutorial is used to describe the steps used to create a PivotTable that can be customize to your specific reporting needs.

Details the steps to creating a macro button on a spreadsheet that saves and closes a Microsoft Excel workbook. Intermediate Excel skills are not required to create this type of functionality.

Shows how to record a macro by after inserting a button into a worksheet. Serves as a foundation for one who needs to create a solution that involves making a shortcut to clearing data.