Trick Out Your Excel Quick Access Toolbar with these Hidden Powerful Features

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Published 2024-01-21
Learn about several hidden Excel tools and features that can be very useful to you, especially when added to the Excel Quick Access Toolbar.
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All Comments (9)
  • @deze1684
    I'm so happy I found you. I'm learning soo much. Thank you
  • @carolinaforbes5020
    hi,sir!i'm grateful i have found your very helpful videos...however, i am not able to use the redo and undo button on my quick access.it's not clickable now. please help.thanks in advance.more power to your channel!
  • @user-dk3zr9cr2w
    We have a variety of symbols, when we Modify Button for our macro in the quick access tool bar. But it is not enough! Can we have another range of symbols - with letters, numbers, whatever - for macro in quick access tool bar? thank you!
  • @apeel2008
    Is it possible to add a space or vertical marker (like a ‘|’) to separate groups of commands into a form of subgroups ?
  • @dj_jayme_g
    Hello Team, I am trying to have a formula, that, will give me what I need to average in weeks 3 and 4, to reach 100% based on what I averaged in weeks 1 and 2. Everything I am measuring in percent. For example QA scores.