I might have used a few other tags over the years, but I really did not think too much about them other than as a visual marker of where certain types of information appeared on a page. The same thought applied to the Question Mark tag which I would use to mark thoughts where I needed to conduct more research or contact others about. I also would star important items in a page of notes to indicate the most important points so that I could find them easily enough 6 months (or even 6 weeks) later. The cool thing about them was that when I first added them to an item in a list, the square would first appear as unchecked and by simply clicking on the square, I could toggle between unchecked, checked, and back again.

I’ve used the To Do square tag when making lists of things I needed to do. That hidden gem is tags within OneNote.Īlthough I have been using OneNote for several years, I have to admit that initially I did not think of tags as more than just decoration inside my OneNote pages. Okay, maybe not hidden so much as underutilized, at least by most people. However, first I wanted to tell you about a hidden gem in OneNote.

However, from a technical point of view, I have also used that time to learn more about some of the features of O365 as well as Power BI, particularly related to ADA compliance issues and just overall better design methods for reports and dashboards. It has been an eventful two years with many job changes that I will not go into here. To those of you who have wondered why there have been no new posts to this blog for many weeks, rest assured that I will be trying to get back on track again.

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