Nate Chamberlain
Microsoft MVP and MCT
Kansas City, Kansas, United States
Nate is an award-winning, certified technical trainer and content creator who specializes in Microsoft 365 apps and services. He creates content and training experiences for a wide range of Microsoft 365 topics including OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams, and the Power Platform. He has authored several M365-focused books including M365 certification exam guides, he blogs regularly at NateChamberlain.com, and is often a guest speaker at user groups and conferences.
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How well do you know the Office desktop apps? 70 min of tips & ideas to wow your co-workers
There's more to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote than what immediately meets the eye.
In this session, we're not learning the basics - we're learning the lesser-known gems and useful tools tucked away inside these common apps. We'll cover topics including image background removal, small app settings that make a big difference, cross-app integrations, illustrations vs images, Rehearse with Coach, and much, much more.
Note: This will be based on the Microsoft 365 version (not 2019 or earlier) of the Office desktop apps. While there will be some cross-over, there are features that will be covered that are exclusive to the most up-to-date version.
How (and when) to use calculated and lookup column types in lists
Whether you're using lists in Microsoft Lists or in SharePoint, you may have noticed that not all column types are shown as options when adding columns via the modern UI. Calculated columns and lookup columns are quite impressive and powerful but they take a couple extra clicks to configure.
In this session, we'll explore both column types, when and how to use them, and you'll leave with a reference guide including many formulas across several categories to get you started.
Goodbye, TwoNote - A OneNote refresher
In 2022, OneNote moves from two separate apps (Win 10 and desktop versions) to a single version, based on the desktop version (i.e. OneNote 2016).
In this session we'll reintroduce ourselves to OneNote, learn some exciting tips and tricks along with business use ideas, and discuss what's new and what's coming for OneNote.
Nate Chamberlain
Microsoft MVP and MCT
Kansas City, Kansas, United States