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replyReply Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:11Delegate Katy said...

Katy has attended:
Excel Introduction course

Ribbons

How do i move my quick access toolbar under my ribbon?

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replyReply Thu 2 Apr 2009, 16:06Trainer Maggie said...

RE: Ribbons

Hello Katie,

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

If you go to the end of the quick access toolbar and click on the drop down there a menu will appear. Select the option to show Quick Access toolbar under the Ribbon.

Thanks and kind regards

Maggie

 

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