Tag Archives: document review

Finding and Reviewing Comment Boxes in Excel Files

Posted on January 25, 2018 by excelesquire

Following the Wells Fargo inadvertent disclosure episode, I wrote a blog post describing several ways to find hidden content in Excel files.  In this post I discuss another feature of Excel that all lawyers, but especially legal document reviewers, should know about: the comment box. … Continue reading →

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“Excel Essentials for Busy Lawyers” Approved for New York CLE Credit!

Posted on November 2, 2015 by excelesquire

Excel Esquire’s signature course has been re-approved for New York CLE credit for 2019!  Excel Essentials for Busy Lawyers is a 2-hour workshop for beginner and intermediate Excel users, and covers the basics of filtering, sorting, and analyzing data, as well as performing … Continue reading →

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Find Inconsistent Document Tags with Excel

Posted on September 8, 2015 by excelesquire

Scenario:  You’re doing QC on a batch of reviewed documents that needs to be released for production.  One thing you need to check for is whether family members (i.e., emails and their attachments) have been coded consistently.  If an email is tagged … Continue reading →

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