Overview:
Then we'll show you the right way to approach the project that eliminates errors and rework later.
See how styles can save you steps later on in the process when you're adding tables of contents and other references. See how setting up your document for success can withstand even the most meddling contributors when it comes to formatting.
Discover the secrets of headers and footers and how they can move and change as your documents move and change. We'll walk through the various ways to make some quick overall changes to look and feel without tedious, repetitive find-and-fix maneuvers. You'll learn how to use your intelligence to generate great content, not wrangle it into shape to create a great-looking report.
Why you should Attend:
Creating formal reports in Microsoft Word can be a frustrating experience. Most business professionals do not seek any additional instruction in Microsoft Word beyond the very basics. But, if you've ever struggled to create well-formatted tables of contents that change when your report does or page headers and footers that behave when sections and pages are added or removed, you know you need to know more about what Word can do.
Complex documents do not need to be complicated if you know how to properly use styles, sections, and page numbering. Even the frustration of scrolling and paging up and down can be eliminated if you know a few simple shortcuts and hidden features of the Word window.
Many of the things you remember as being difficult or cumbersome in Microsoft Word have become easier and more straightforward, like incorporating Excel data, pictures, and diagrams. If you want to create high-quality, professional-looking reports that complement and support your message, don't miss this session.
Areas Covered in the Session:
- Easy navigation tips and tricks
- Styles and why they are your best friend
- Creating headers, footers, and page numbering that performs as expected
- When and how to create individual document sections and common pitfalls
- How to incorporate pictures, diagrams, and charts effectively
- Methods to allow collaboration without having to rework your formatting
- The impact of themes on branding
- How to repeat success over and over with real templates
Who Will Benefit:
- Administrative Professionals
- Business Analysts
- Managers
- Supervisors
- Data Analysts
- Business Process Analysts
- Executives
- Executive Assistants
- Administrative Assistants
- Financial Analysts
- Accountants
- Compliance Analysts
- Auditors