Important: When you import a ribbon customization file, you lose all prior ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar customizations. If you think that you might want to revert to the customization you currently have, you should export them before importing any new customizations.
Customize the Quick Access Toolbar. You can personalize the Ribbon and toolbars in Office just the way you like them, showing frequently used commands and hiding the ones you rarely use. You can change default tabs, or create custom tabs and custom groups to contain your frequently used commands. Note: You cannot rename the default commands, change the icons associated with these default commands, or change the order of these commands.
Go to the app Preferences and select Ribbon and Toolbar. On the Ribbon tab window, select the commands you want to add or remove from your Ribbon and select the add or remove arrows. Note: To remove the default tabs or commands like the Home or Insert tab from the Ribbon, uncheck the relevant checkbox in the Customize the Ribbon box.
Add new tab or new group : To add new tab or new group, select below the Customize the Ribbon box, and select New tab or New group. Remove tabs : You can remove custom tabs only from the Ribbon. To remove, select your tab in the Customize the Ribbon box and select. If you just want a few commands on your fingertips, you want to use the Quick Access Toolbar. Those are the icons that are above the Ribbon and they are always on no matter what tab you are on in the Ribbon. Go to the app Preferences and select Quick Access Toolbar.
On the Quick Access Toolbar tab window, select the commands and select the arrows to add or remove from the Customize Quick Access Toolbar box. Note: If you don't see the commands to add to the Quick Access Toolbar, it is because we don't support it at this time. If you want just want to add one of these commands, just select the command name to add or remove it from the toolbar. Items that appear in the Quick Access Toolbar will have a checkmark next to them. On the right side of the ribbon, select.
By default, the ribbon is expanded every time that you open a file, but you can change that setting so that the ribbon is always minimized. To once again display the ribbon when you open a file, on the View menu, select Ribbon or simply expand the ribbon by selecting. Enter and format data. Customize view. Customize the ribbon in Office. You can toggle between having the ribbon expanded or collapsed in multiple ways. If the ribbon is collapsed, expand it by doing do one of the following: Double-click any of the ribbon tabs.
If the ribbon is expanded, collapse it by doing do one of the following: Double-click any of the ribbon tabs. Customize the tabs on your ribbon: change order, add, hide, remove. Open the "Customize the Ribbon" window To work with your ribbon, you need to get to the Customize the Ribbon window. Open the app you want to customize your ribbon in, such as PowerPoint or Excel.
Place your mouse in any empty space in the ribbon and then right-click. Click Customize the Ribbon. Now you're ready to do the steps below to customize your ribbon. Change the order of default or custom tabs You can change the order of Home, Insert, Draw, Design, and other tabs.
To see and save your changes, click OK. Add a custom tab When you click New Tab , you add a custom tab and custom group. Rename a default or custom tab In the Customize the Ribbon window under the Customize the Ribbon list, click the tab that you want to rename.
Click Rename , and then type a new name. Hide a default or custom tab You can hide both custom and default tabs. Remove a custom tab You can hide both custom and default tabs, but you can only remove custom tabs.
Click Remove. Change the order of the default and custom groups In the Customize the Ribbon window under the Customize the Ribbon list, click the group that you want to move. Add a custom group to a tab You can add a custom group to either a custom tab or a default tab. Click New Group. Customize your commands: change order, add, rename, remove.
Change the order of the commands in custom groups In the Customize the Ribbon window under the Customize the Ribbon list, click the command that you want to move. Add commands to a custom group In the Customize the Ribbon window under the Customize the Ribbon list, click the custom group that you want to add a command to.
Click a command in the list that you choose. Click Add. Each tab is connected to a number of options. By selecting a tab, the options are displayed on buttons with text labels and picture icons for quick identification. The most common Word commands and functions can be accessed quickly by using the shortcut menu. To access this feature, simply right-click the element you wish to edit if you are using a PC, or control-click the element you wish to edit if you are using a Mac.
The options displayed will vary depending on the element you have selected. For example, when text is right-clicked or control-clicked, the shortcut menu below will open. IT Connect. If you want, you could put the Recent files button on the QAT. Doug, I suspect that you have this option checked, as I do. I surmise from my reading here, though, that most users don't change many defaults including this one. The button still works in Word even though it looks a bit different. However, how will I then get to the classic file open when I want that?
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