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Excel 2003

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by - delegate Elizabeth [1 post] (2008 Jun 25 Wed, 16:59) replyReply

How to create customised toolbar

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RE: Excel 2003

by - trainer Mark gold contributer[330 posts] (2008 Jul 10 Thu, 14:14) replyReply

Hi Elizabeth

How are you, im sorry its taken a while to get back to you
how you go about customizing your toolbars, is by going to the tools menu and click customize then click the new button from the toolbars tab

Then name the toolbar click OK, go to the commands tab and from the options on the left choose the one you want, then from the righthand side of the window, drag the buttons you need to the toolbar

to do more of this repeat the steps above

Hope this helps

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