If you are a fan of using the keyboard, you might have noticed one problem in Excel 2003. There were often menu items that did not have a keyboard shortcut.
In Excel 2007, every menu item can be selected from the keyboard. To access the new keyboard shortcuts, press and release the
Archive of entries posted on July 2010
Office 2007 Keyboard Shortcuts Tips
Keystroke Shortcuts To Move Cells Cursor
Keystroke shortcuts for moving the cell cursor Excel offers a wide variety of keystrokes for moving the cell cursor to a new cell. When you use one of these keystrokes, the program automatically scrolls a new part of the worksheet into view, if this is required to move the cell pointer.
Add Command Button To Ribbon
The Quick Access toolbar is very customizable as Excel makes it really easy to add any Ribbon command to it. But you’re not restricted to add buttons for just the commands on the Ribbon.
What Can You Customize In MS Office Ribbon And Quick Access Toolbar
How to customize the new Ms Office 2010 GUI? There are many options that you can customize in Ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar?
How to Save New Excel File with Summary Information
What is the Summary Information of the MS Office files for? How you can make use of the file properties to save time from search the document? How to set entering the data by default in MS Office? Learn all the tricks here!
13 Tips to Speed Up MS Excel Data Entry
Learn 13 time saving tips to speed up data entry in Microsoft excel. Many keyboard shortcuts to make your job more efficient
What’s New In Microsoft Excel 2010?
What’s new in Excel 2010? Here’s a quick summary of what’s new, relative to Excel 2007
Types of Excel Sheets
Learn what are four types of sheets available in Microsoft Excel: Worksheets, Chart sheets, MS Excel 4.0 macro sheets and MS Excel 5.0 dialog sheets.
What is Excel Workspace
Learn what is Excel Workspace and how it can help you to save your time from reopen the same excel files, excel windows settings again and again.
Microsoft Skip version 13th in Excel | Excel Versions History
Excel 2010 is actually Excel 14 in disguise. You may think that this name represents the 14th version of Excel. Think again. Microsoft may be a successful company, but its version-naming techniques can prove quite confusing. As you’ll see, Excel 2010 actually represents the 11th Windows version of Excel.