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908 TopicsExcel Budgeting
I am sure someone has asked this before but I can't seem to find a direct answer. So here goes. I would like to have a formula in excel to auto update a "date" within a cell based on "today's date" by increasing the month value. For instance. Bill 1 100.00 10/12/2024 I would like excel to know that in the cell with date "10/12/2024" todays date is 11/11/2024 and then change 10/12/2024 to 11/12/2024.11Views1like1CommentMondays at Microsoft | Episode 38
Busy weeks leading up to Microsoft Ignite 2024, and more to come. Stay in the know with Mondays at Microsoft. Karuana Gatimu and Heather Cook keep you grounded with the latest in AI, broader product awareness, community activities and events, and more. Join live on Monday, November 18th, 8:00am PST. Learn more about Mondays at Microsoft on adoption.microsoft.com. Show notes and links to all that was shared and discussed during this episode: (Note: Coming soon | We add all links and show notes at the completion of the live episode)16Views0likes0CommentsBusiness Units and Departments within Entra
I am trying to build out users information, and I realized that I am not sure how/if Microsoft has a way of handling business units? If I have a user John Smith who is under the Tech Services BU, and manages his own department called R&D. How would I build out that Org structure within Entra? I would assume that this exists somewhere, and I am just missing it. The idea is so that the Org chart shows properly within Teams.15Views0likes1CommentAdding Attendees to an Invite Through MS Forms Without Sending an Update
Hello All - I put together a Power Automate Flow where the submitter can choose from a list of events in a MS Form. After the form is submitted, the submitter is added to all of the calendar invites that they chose in the MS Forms list. The problem is, every time someone submits a form, everyone who submitted the form before them, receive an updated calendar invite. I've tried to add recipients to the 'Required', 'Optional', and 'Resource' fields. They all send updates to all attendees. Anyone have any advice on how to stop Outlook from sending updates to all attendees? Here is my flow:7.3KViews0likes5CommentsNieuwe outlook agenda's synchroniseren
Ik gebruik de nieuwe Outlook op mijn 2 mac's, een Macbook Air en een Mac Studio. Ik ben van de oude naar de nieuwe outlook overgestapt en met mijn mail, mailaccounts en mappen is alles prima verlopen, ik kan op beide computers alles doen en dat is dan ook zichtbaar op beide computers. Maar nu wil ik ook mijn agenda's kunnen bewerken en zien op beide mac's maar dat lukt mij maar niet, de agenda'a worden niet gesynchroniseerd. Mijn agenda's staan vermeld onder het onderdeel 'Op mijn computer', misschien moet ik dat anders gaan aanpakken omdat wellicht de ene Mac de andere niet kan lezen en andersom. Ik ontvang graag jullie suggesties.16Views0likes0CommentsMicrosoft 365 Administration Cookbook: Essential Recipes for IT Pros
I'm excited to announce the release of my 10th book,Microsoft 365 Administration Cookbook: Enhance Your Microsoft 365 Productivity to Manage and Optimize Its Apps and Services. This fully updated second edition cookbook is packed with recipes to spice up and streamline your Microsoft 365 administration and features a foreword by Karuana Gatimu, Director of Microsoft's M365 Customer Advocacy Group. Key Features: Manage Identities and Roles:Efficiently handle Microsoft 365 identities, groups, and permissions. Streamline Communication and Teamwork:Optimize Microsoft Teams, Exchange Online, and SharePoint for seamless collaboration. Enhance Productivity and Knowledge Sharing:Leverage Microsoft Search, SharePoint, and OneDrive for effective information retrieval and document management. Automate with PowerShell:Master PowerShell to automate tasks and manage roles, improving service efficiency. Optimize Security and Compliance:Strengthen your environment with Microsoft Defender and manage compliance with Microsoft Purview. This cookbook provides step-by-step recipes for app configurations and administrative tasks, offering strategies for managing Microsoft 365 apps and services. It covers new features and capabilities introduced in this edition and guides you through navigating Microsoft 365 subscription options and services. Whether you're a seasoned IT professional or new to Microsoft 365, this book is designed to enhance your skills with practical insights and best practices. Purchase your copy today. Thanks for your support, Nate Chamberlain315Views1like1Comment