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Tip of the Week: Excel Dropdown Lists and Actions After Phishing

18 September, 2025

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  • Create and alphabetize dropdown lists in Excel.
  • The steps to take after clicking a phishing email.
  • How Microsoft Copilot can make editing and proofreading easier.

Microsoft 365

When making a list in Excel, you want it to be clear and organized. A great way to keep your options easy to find is by creating a dropdown list and arranging the items in alphabetical order. This makes your list easy to navigate and ensures consistency across your spreadsheet. Even as you add new items over time, keeping the list alphabetized will help it stay professional and easy to use.

Title: Excel Best Dropdown Lists | Dynamic | Alphabetized

Viewing Time: about 1 minute 


 

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Cybersecurity

After finishing your Excel sheet, you might want to email it to someone. But what happens if, in the process, you accidentally click on a phishing email? Nobody is perfect, and mistakes happen, but what you do next makes all the difference. If you realize you clicked a malicious link, take immediate steps to minimize the damage. Acting quickly can help protect both you and your organization. Please note you should also contact your IT team if it's on a work device. 

Title: What to do if you've clicked a phishing link

Viewing Time: Under 2 minutes

 

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AI

Editing and proofreading are often the hardest parts of writing. Sometimes you know what to fix, other times something feels off, but you cannot quite identify it. Microsoft Copilot can help make this process easier. By reviewing your text, Copilot suggests edits, rephrasing, and improvements to clarity and flow. Copilot can polish your document. 

Title: How to use Copilot to rewrite your drafts in Word

Viewing Time: about 2 minutes

 

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Aaron is a Customer Marketing Specialist at Endsight, focused on helping clients stay informed about the latest in IT and cybersecurity. He creates content, webinars, and resources to support clients and any organization in making confident technology decisions. With a clear and client-centric approach, Aaron ensures Endsight’s expertise is easily accessible and actionable.

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