Open a file in full Excel from Teams
Is this you? I can see my Excel file in MS Teams, but when I click on it, it opens in a cut down version of Excel – within Teams. How do I get my file to open in the full version of Excel?
Is this you? I can see my Excel file in MS Teams, but when I click on it, it opens in a cut down version of Excel – within Teams. How do I get my file to open in the full version of Excel?
If there is a file that your team needs to access constantly, why not pin it in an obvious spot so that it is super easy for everyone to find.
We’ve all been there. You’re in a Teams meeting. You’ve confidently shared your screen and you’re about to hit play on that important video—only to realize… no sound! There’s that awkward pause as you scramble to stop sharing, and the “Hold on, let me fix that” moment. But guess what? There’s a smoother way. 🔹…
What’s the difference between the files or documents that are stored in Microsoft Teams, verses the files you store in SharePoint? Not a lot! The files in Teams ARE in SharePoint! Watch the video for all to be explained. Start sharing documents with your Team, rather than emailing them around!
Microsoft Teams keeps getting better, and some features might have flown under the radar. Here are my top five picks that can enhance your meetings and collaboration: 1️⃣ Spacebar to Unmute: Need to chime in quickly? Hold down the spacebar to temporarily unmute during a meeting. Perfect for large calls or noisy environments when you…
Audience feedback is everything! Feedback helps us gauge where our audience is currently at, and to connect our message more effectively. At in-person events, we can use vocal and visual feedback—laughing at jokes, nodding, smiling, groaning, raising hands, or showing concern. In virtual meetings with 3-5 participants, we can still use these cues. But beyond…
I was on the phone with a colleague recently, and we were talking about the way some software works on our computer, and after a while it became obvious that the conversation would be far easier if one of us shared their screen with the other, and that way we could see what we were…