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AI Inside Microsoft Office: Copilot Helper
Microsoft Office has AI (Copilot) in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. If your school uses Office, here is how to get value.
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- 1The big idea
- 2Microsoft Office
- 3Copilot
- 4Excel AI
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The big idea
Microsoft Office's Copilot helps with writing, formulas, slides, and emails. If your school uses Office, you have access to Copilot — most students do not realize it.
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- In Word: ask Copilot to summarize a document or rewrite paragraphs.
- In Excel: ask Copilot 'what are the trends in this data?' or 'make a chart for me.'
- In PowerPoint: 'Make me a 5-slide deck about [topic].'
- In Outlook: 'Summarize the long email thread for me.'
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