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  1. itstraining.wichita.edu

    PowerPoint: Slide Layout and Accessibility

    PowerPoint has a lot of aesthetic features, so it can be easy to become so focused on the visual aspects of a presentation that we forget about what is happening behind the scenes. A slide deck can appear perfect from a visual perspective, but definitely still have a long way to go internally. Let’s take a look. Exercise File Download today’s exercise file…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/powerpoint-slide-layout-and-accessibility/

  2. itstraining.wichita.edu

    Word: Linking Text Between Documents

    There are several options in Word for referencing a separate Word document. A feature I particularly like is called Insert Object. There is a lot you can do with the Insert Object feature, but one nice aspect is the ability to link (and sync!) text between two documents. Let’s see how this works. Exercise Files There are two files that will work together…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/word-linking-text-between-documents/

  3. itstraining.wichita.edu

    PowerPoint: Creating Master Slide Layouts

    …you might want to do what we are about to do today, which is to make a larger layout change for your presentation. Altering the Master Slide might sound intimidating, but it can be a huge time saving step… and can make uniformity of your presentation so much simpler. Let’s check it out. Exercise Files No exercise file today! You can open PowerPoint to…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/powerpoint-creating-master-slide-layouts/

  4. itstraining.wichita.edu

    Excel: PivotTables and Calculated Fields

    Formulas and PivotTables. Many of us have gotten caught up creating formulas outside of a PivotTable by referencing cells within a pivot table, only to be disappointed when we update our PivotTable and cells shift back and forth. There are several ways of dealing with this issue. One way is to create a Calculated Field within your PivotTable. This is…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/excel-pivottables-and-calculated-fields/

  5. itstraining.wichita.edu

    Word: Compare and Combine

    In the last Office Byte, we talked about the ability to compare two Excel documents via a special Add In. In the case of Word, we can use a feature already present on the Review tab, and in many ways it is even cooler. We cover this Compare feature in the Word Advanced training… if you would like to learn more about this, I would love to see you at a future …

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/word-compare-and-combine/

  6. itstraining.wichita.edu

    Excel: Formatting an Entire Row Based on One Value

    …so you hand-select an entire row, fill in the desired color, and repeat this process 100 or so times per semester. Never do that again! Let’s check out another versatility of Conditional Formatting: the ability to highlight an entire row based on one value in a specific column. Before we jump in… big thank you to Samantha and Amanda for inspiring this…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/excel-formatting-an-entire-row-based-on-one-value/

  7. itstraining.wichita.edu

    Outlook: Special View Settings with Conditional Formatting

    Are you lost in a sea of emails? It might be useful to make certain emails stand out with a special color or formatting. Perhaps a fillable form that comes to your inbox with a specific subject could be green, or all emails from your boss could show up as red. Customizing your inbox with conditional formatting can be a huge time saving tool to help draw…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/outlook-special-view-settings-with-conditional-formatting/

  8. itstraining.wichita.edu

    Outlook: Delete Old Calendar Events in Batch (Plus Bonus Tip)

    Most of us employ archiving to some degree in our Outlook experience. Even with archiving, sometimes you may find that you don’t feel the need to keep old calendar events from many years ago… and believe it or not, they are taking up space in your Exchange account. If you are in this boat, you may decide to delete old calendar events in batch. Here is a…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/outlook-delete-old-calendar-events-in-batch-plus-bonus-tip/

  9. itstraining.wichita.edu

    Microsoft Accessibility Tools for Low Vision

    Creating accessible documents is a vital practice; if you haven’t checked out my entry about the Microsoft Office Accessibility Checker, or Responsible use of Color in Documents please do! To continue on this subject, I thought we could talk about some Microsoft Windows and Office tools for people with low vision. If you are somebody with low vision, or know…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/microsoft-windows-and-office-accessibility-tools-for-low-vision/

  10. itstraining.wichita.edu

    Top 10 Secret Key Commands in Microsoft Office

    Whenever I mention one of these shortcuts in a session, I see people taking out their pencils to write them down. Most of us know some commonly used keyboard commands in Microsoft Office; Ctrl + Z to undo, Ctrl + C to copy, and so on… but I have some lesser-known favorites to share with you today. Also, take a moment to check out this article, which contains…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/top-10-secret-key-commands-in-microsoft-office/

  11. itstraining.wichita.edu

    PowerPoint: Secret Recording Tab

    … in the ribbon: Slide Show recording is on the Slide Show tab, screen recording on the Insert tab, exporting a video is in Backstage View, and so on. Let’s simplify the process with a secret tab: the Recording Tab. Activate the Recording Tab We learn about another secret tab in Excel Macros session, but PowerPoint has its own special tab: the Recording …

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/powerpoint-secret-recording-tab/

  12. itstraining.wichita.edu

    Compatibility Mode: How to Re-Activate Your Favorite Features

    This happens frequently after a PivotTables session… An attendee excitedly returns to their computer to create a PivotTable from an existing Excel file, only to discover that the PivotTable screen looks a lot different than it did in class, and a lot of their favorite features are grayed out in the ribbon. This is not just an Excel issue… sometimes this…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/compatibility-mode-how-to-re-activate-your-favorite-features/

  13. itstraining.wichita.edu

    PowerPoint: Create a GIF from a Presentation

    First of all, is it pronounced GIF, or GIF? Did you just say it in your head both ways? There is endless debate about the pronunciation, and for this I am grateful this article is in print rather than spoken. GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format. You have likely experienced these short looping animations in a variety of ways, most notably in social…

    https://itstraining.wichita.edu/powerpoint-create-a-gif-from-a-presentation/

  14. realestate.wichita.edu

    Land Leverage: Decomposing Home Price Dynamics

    …This paper demonstrates the importance of separating the bundled good of housing into land and improvements, arguing that changes in a property’s overall value will depend critically on how much of its total value is contained in the land, a proportion we call land leverage. The importance of this deconstruction is demonstrated by highlighting how land…

    https://realestate.wichita.edu/land-leverage-decomposing-home-price-dynamics/

  15. realestate.wichita.edu

    Real Estate Degree Options

    At Wichita State, you can earn a real estate degree through four different majors. As a result, you can tailor your real estate coursework to suit your particular interests and career goals. With a major in one of the traditional business disciplines from the top business school in Kansas, your career options will be wide open. And even if you don’t plan on …

    https://realestate.wichita.edu/education/degrees/

  16. realestate.wichita.edu

    Real Estate Scholarships

    The Wichita-area real estate community has generously provided a number of scholarships to support students who are working toward a degree in real estate. These scholarships are awarded through the Barton School of Business to juniors or seniors who have demonstrated an interest in pursuing a career in real estate. 2025-2026 Scholarship Recipients…

    https://realestate.wichita.edu/education/scholarships/

  17. realestate.wichita.edu

    Economics

    Real Estate and Land Use Economics The major in economic with an emphasis in real estate is designed to serve the needs of students interested in the broader conceptual and policy issues associated with real estate and land use. With its solid foundation in economic theory, this degree option is ideal for those desiring a career in public administration or…

    https://realestate.wichita.edu/education/degrees/economics/

  18. realestate.wichita.edu

    2006 Honoree – Jack Hunt

    By Lainie Mazzullo, the Wichita Business Journal Jack Hunt’s life story reads like a fiction novel. He was raised an orphan, mauled and nearly killed by a bear as an adult, received a Purple Heart during World War II, became a private pilot and was once again nearly killed after he rolled his truck atop a mountain while hunting wild game. But none of those…

    https://realestate.wichita.edu/laa-2006/

  19. realestate.wichita.edu

    2009 Honorees – Nestor R. and Michael C. Weigand

    Nestor and Michael Weigand, brothers at the helm of Wichita’s oldest residential and commercial real estate company, have been named the 2009 recipients of the Kansas CCIM chapter and WSU Center for Real Estate Lifetime Achievement Award. Nestor Weigand has been has been an active real estate professional for more than 45 years. He is a past president of the…

    https://realestate.wichita.edu/laa-2009/

  20. realestate.wichita.edu

    2016 Honoree – Phil Ruffin

    Phil Ruffin is the recipient of the 2016 WSU Center for Real Estate and Kansas CCIM Chapter Lifetime Achievement Award. Born in Texas and raised in Wichita, Kansas, Ruffin accepted his first job during his high school years as an unpaid employee working for his father at Spur Market, a Wichita grocery store. Ruffin eventually quit because he wanted to earn a…

    https://realestate.wichita.edu/laa-2016/

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