Current Webinar Events!

Starting in April KnowledgeWave and Log On to Learn will launch an entirely new, and FREE, webinar series. Our attempt to get you the training you need, when you need it, in a format that works for you has led us to... Lunch Bites. These 15 minute sessions dive into the workings of one or two functions inside an application. Since the lunchtime hour rolls around four times a day in the mainland United States, we'll offer a different session for each time zone; Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific. So, come digest some knowledge (but we recommend eating only one lunch).

Webinar Title	Webinar Date/Time	Register Online
This Months Webinars
Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel
Access- Establishing a Primary Key and Indexing Fields Understanding relational databases is crucial before we dive into creating any new database. The foundation of relationships is understanding and establishing a primary key. In addition, indexing fields on some criteria makes sorts and queries faster down the road. This tutorial provides a quick look at how to establish a field as a primary key in a table and how to create single and multiple indexes on non-primary key fields.	05/23 12 PM
Access- Creating Tables and Building Relationships Once you have your primary and foreign keys established, it’s time to build relationships between fields in multiple tables. These relationships become the connections that link data from disparate tables. In this session we start at the beginning of the table creation process and go right up through building relationships between separate tables.	05/23 1 PM
Excel- Exploring Charts Charts are a great way to display numerical data in a graphical way. Excel has many tools for creating charts of all kinds. This session will look at how to select the right data to create a chart that tells your story and uncover some of the tips and tricks to building eye-popping charts. We’ll also look at some of quick, easy formatting techniques to really make your chart stand out.	05/23 2 PM
Excel- Headers, Footers and Printing Options Once our data and formulas are in our spreadsheets, our work is still not complete. Just about everyone who’s worked in Excel has hit the print button only to realize their spreadsheet doesn’t look how they thought. Excel has tools for getting the results you want, but they’re spread out and, sometimes, not easy to find. In this tutorial we’ll look at how to add headers and footers to your spreadsheet as well as how to manipulate print settings to get the look you need when the paper rolls out of the printer.	05/23 3 PM