Wiley Excel 2010 Visual Quick Tips 978-0-470-57776-9 Benutzerhandbuch

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The Excel Options dialog 
box appears.

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 Excel 

automatically 

displays the Quick Access 
Toolbar tab.

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  Click the Choose 

Commands From  
drop-down arrow.

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  Click the command 

category you want to use.

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  Click the Customize 

Quick Access Toolbar 
button.

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  If you see the command 

you want, you can click 
it; Excel adds the button 
for that command to the 
Quick Access Toolbar, 
and you can skip the rest 
of the steps in this 
section.

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  Click More Commands.

You can make Excel easier to use by 
customizing the Quick Access Toolbar to 
include the Excel commands you use most 
often. Because you launch Quick Access 
Toolbar buttons with a single click, adding 
your favorite commands to the toolbar saves 
you time.
By default, the Quick Access Toolbar contains 
three buttons — Save, Undo, and Redo — 
but you can add any of hundreds of Excel 
commands.
In a default Excel configuration, the Quick 
Access Toolbar appears above the Ribbon as 

part of the Excel title bar. However, this 
position only allows you to add a few buttons, 
as there is only so much space in the title bar. 
To get much more space to add buttons, you 
should move the Quick Access Toolbar below 
the Ribbon.
You can also export your Quick Access 
Toolbar customizations to a file so that other 
people can import the same customizations. 
For more information, see the section, “Export 
Ribbon Customizations to a File.”

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