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Margin of Safety vs. Break-even point in Excel

Break-even point (BEP) is the level of sales where the total cost - fixed cost and variable cost - equals total revenues. Break-even is where Net Income is zero. There is no profit and no loss. The Margin of Safety (MoS) is a difference between actual/budgeted sales and the level of breakeven sales.

Excel MONTH Function - extract the month from a date | Excel One-Minute Quick Reference

The MONTH function in Excel allows you to extract the month from the date. In this video, I show you how the month function works in Excel, the formula to use, reference the fields, formatting it so that you only see the month and nothing else.

Excel LARGE function | Find the second, third, n-th largest value | Excel One-Minute Quick Reference

The LARGE function in Excel returns the k-th largest value in a data set. For example, you can use LARGE to return the customer with the highest revenue, 2nd highest revenue, third-highest revenue, and so on.

Teams chats: hide chats, delete messages and organize your chats

Microsoft Teams chats are used daily. To help you manage your chats, I created this short video on hiding and unhiding chats, deleting messages, and pin and unpin chats. This will help you stay organized if you have a lot of chat history.

Microsoft Teams Improved Screen Sharing Interface | May 2021 Update

Microsoft Teams improves the sharing window, making it easier to select which resource you are sharing - screen, window, application, whiteboard, in the May 2021 update.

How to Import Excel Events CSV into Google Calendar: Tips, Supported Fields, How-to

Save time adding your Google Calendar events by importing them in bulk using a CSV you can easily create in Excel.

MS Forms - 3 new features: Format surveys, send to specific users, and receipt

Microsoft Forms has three new features that were recently rolled out. I'll cover all three in under three minutes. You can now format your surveys or quizzes using bold, italics, or underline. You can also send a survey out to specific users or groups in your organization, and you can have users get a receipt of their responses.

The Rule of 72 explained using Excel and the NPER Function

Need to know when your investment will double? In finance, the rule of 72 is an easy method for deterring when an investment will double. Take the number 72 and divide it by the interest rate, which gives you the number of years.

Word - How to correctly select a paragraph, sentence, word, or the entire document with the mouse

Selecting a word, sentence, paragraph, or the entire document in MS Word is easy. Here is a short video on how to correctly select with the mouse.

How to use the SUM Function and AUTOSUM in Microsoft Excel | Tutorial for Absolute Beginners

The SUM function is the most popular and widely-used function in Microsoft Excel, along with its automated version: AutoSum. When you click AutoSum, Excel automatically enters a formula (that uses the SUM function) to sum the numbers.

Outlook - End meetings early or start late - NEW feature 2021

If you're using Outlook for Microsoft 365, you can now have Outlook end your meetings a few minutes early or start late. I prefer to end early, but it's up to you. This can help you build in travel time between meetings.

Excel compare two or more text strings

To compare two text strings in Excel, you can use the EXACT Function or you can use =A1=B1. The EXACT function checks for case sensitivity. Example "Chris" is not the same as "CHRIS" if you use the EXACT function. With =A1=B1, Chris would appear as the same.