How to create and use Excel macros
Microsoft Excel has a feature called macros, which records of a set of actions. You can record common processes and run them later to automate your actions. Follow these steps to create and run a macro.
What the SEC’s Proposed Changes to Reg S-P Mean for Your Firm
The proposed regulation is crucial for investment managers and financial advisors as it seeks to safeguard clients’ sensitive information and prevent it from falling into the hands of cybercriminals.
5 Common Mistakes to Avoid when Making a PowerPoint
PowerPoint presentations are a great way to share information with students, clients, colleagues, and beyond. When creating your presentation, avoid these mistakes to ensure that your PowerPoint looks appealing and communicates your message effectively. 1.
How to Merge Excel Files with Different Headers in Power Query
Appending the data in several Excel files can be complicated if the column headers all have different names. When you try to merge these files, some columns may disappear, and some cells might list “null” instead of your data. Follow these steps to properly merge these files after you have combined them in Power Query.
Cybersecurity Risks Posed by the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Shutdown
The recent shutdown of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) has opened significant opportunity for cyber attackers to exploit the situation and target SVB account holders, their customers, and suppliers.
5 Best Practices to Prepare Your Firm for New Cybersecurity & Compliance Regulations in 2023
Upcoming regulations from U.S. agencies will impact investment firms’ cybersecurity risk management, governance, and incident disclosure policies.
4 Common Mistakes to Avoid in Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word has several word processing tools and features that can be helpful, but misusing them can disturb your document’s formatting. Read through common Microsoft Word mistakes and the best way to avoid them. 1.
How to Switch Data in Columns and Rows in Excel
If you want to rearrange your column data to rows or vice versa, you can use the transpose feature in Excel to switch your data automatically. This method creates a static copy of your table in a new orientation, that way your changes to the transposed table will not alter the original. Follow these steps
Thinking About Cloud Migration? Make Sure Your Applications Handle it
If you’re contemplating migration, legacy applications may require a rebuild to make the move, and that can impact productivity. Ensure your new infrastructure is solid and secure with the right partner today.
