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How to Create a Check Symbol in Microsoft Excel

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Go to the Insert menu, select Symbol, then under Font, type, or scroll down to the bottom until you find Wingdings 2. Click on it until several symbols appear, including a check mark. Click the check mark and then click Insert. The check mark will automatically appear in your Excel worksheet. So, easy, isn't it? That's how to create a check mark in Excel. If you're still confused by the explanation above, I recommend watching the video tutorial I previously created below.

How to Convert Only 2 PowerPoint Slides into PDF File

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To do this, first open the PowerPoint file containing the two slides we want to convert to PDF. Then, go to the File menu and select Save As. A new window will open. Under Save as Type, change the format from PowerPoint Presentation to PDF, then click Options... Another new Options window will appear. In it, select Slide (S), select the slides you want to select and convert to PDF, for example, From 1 to 2. Then, click OK to save the settings, and click Save to save the selected slides as a PDF file. If you still don't understand the explanation above, I recommend watching the video tutorial I've provided below.

How to Add the Send To Microsoft PowerPoint Command to Microsoft Word Toolbar

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First, go to Customize Quick Access Toolbar, then select More Commands. The Word Options window will appear. In the Choose Commands section, change the "Popular Commands" option to "All Commands." Next, search for the "Send To Microsoft PowerPoint" command. Once you find it, click it and select "Add." Then, click OK to save and display the "Send To Microsoft PowerPoint" command in the Microsoft Word toolbar. The "Send to Microsoft PowerPoint" command will now appear in the toolbar. Hopefully, this tutorial is helpful. If you're still confused, I recommend watching the video tutorial below.

How to Widen Columns in Microsoft Excel

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Widening a column in Excel is very easy. Just hover your cursor over the column header or heading at the very top of the Excel column. Then, hover your cursor over the right border of the column you want to resize until the cursor changes to a left-right arrow. Then, click and hold, drag to the right, and then release the mouse. The column will be the desired width. Do the same for any other columns you want to adjust or resize. If you're still confused by the explanation above, I recommend watching the video tutorial I've prepared below.