Tag Archives: privilege log

Highlight Every Other Row of a Privilege Log (or other spreadsheet!)

Posted on January 10, 2017 by excelesquire

Happy New Year, readers! Today’s tip is an old favorite, and one that can save you a lot of tedious work.   It exploits Excel’s conditional formatting feature to quickly highlight every other row of your privilege log, or any other … Continue reading →

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April CLE Courses Now Enrolling in NYC!

Posted on March 10, 2015 by excelesquire

Tools of the Trade: Excel Skills Every Litigator Should Know carries 3.0 New York CLE credits, and April classes are now enrolling in New York City. The first CLE course of its kind, Tools of the Trade takes you step by … Continue reading →

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Excel Esquire CLE Courses Now Enrolling in NYC!

Posted on November 25, 2014 by excelesquire

Tools of the Trade: Excel Skills Every Litigator Should Know is now approved for 3.0 New York CLE credits, and December classes are now enrolling in New York City. The first CLE course of its kind, Tools of the Trade takes you … Continue reading →

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Use Excel to Count the Number of Emails in Each Email Chain

Posted on October 17, 2014 by excelesquire

Courts and litigants have long struggled with the question of how to describe email chains on a privilege log.  Should you log only the most recent email, or log every email in the chain–or something in between?  New York has … Continue reading →

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