MASTERING EXCEL: INSERTING SCREENSHOTS LIKE A PRO

A picture is worth a thousand words. Similarly speaking, a screenshot can speak a thousand words. Therefore, this can be a perfect addition to your Excel spreadsheet.

A screenshot can also be a good reference for your numbers in excel. It can be an excerpt from an email. Having the reference in one window is a lot easier as you will be able to capture information without leaving the program that you are working in. You can also add a graph or chart from other files for better illustration or presentation of your data.

If you are going through a long process when you add screenshot to your Excel or Office file, I have good news for you. There’s a quick and easy way to do that, with the use of the function Screenshot. It is useful for capturing snapshots of programs or windows that you have open on your computer.
This feature is available in Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Word but our example here will be on Excel.

Screenshot is a great tool that can quickly add images from the other open windows and it’s so easy to do.

Title: Mastering Excel - How to Insert Screenshots Like A Pro

#ExcelTips
#ExcelTricks
#ExcelTutorial
#ExcelScreenshot
#ExcelInsertScreenshot
#ExcelHowTo
#ExcelTraining
#ExcelBeginner
#ExcelIntermediate
#ExcelExpert
#ExcelFunctions
#ExcelFormulas
#SpreadsheetTips
#SpreadsheetTricks
#SpreadsheetTutorial
#SpreadsheetTraining
#SpreadsheetHowTo
#DataVisualization
#ProductivityHacks
#MicrosoftOffice