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You can do it with alias in ~/.gitconfig:
stash-untracked = "!f() { \
git stash; \
git stash -u; \
git stash pop stash@{1}; \
}; f"
And then just do
git stash-untracked
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$ git statusOn branch mainChanges to be committed: new file: style.cssChanges not staged for commit: modified: index.htmlUntracked files: script.js$ git stash -uSaved working directory and index state WIP on main: 5002d47 our new homepageHEAD is now at 5002d47 our new homepage$ git statusOn branch mainnothing to commit, working tree clean
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1. Right click the desktop -> New Shortcut
2. Under "Type the location of the item", paste in the url/link.
3. Under "Type a name for this shortcut", put "Bob".. it must be Bob.. or whatever you want to call it.
If you want to use the rich client for excel (as in not the browser version), it is just a little more involved. You will need to:
1. Create a shortcut to excel.
2. Right click the shortcut and pull up properties
3. In the "Target" field, AFTER "Excel.exe", paste in the URL to your document separated by a space.
Should look like "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\OfficeXX\EXCEL.EXE" https://xxx.sharepoint.com/:x:/r/personal/domain/Documents/Name%20of%20your%20document.xlsx?d=xxx
4. Change the icon to avoid confusion
5. Rename the shortcut to "Bob".