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replyReply Wed 26 Sep 2007, 14:32Delegate Amanda said...

Amanda has attended:
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replyReply Thu 27 Sep 2007, 09:29Delegate Paul said...

RE: search

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The dual nature of toolbar buttons

Many toolbar buttons are dual purpose, though the two purposes are often linked in some way. For example, Align Left aligns a cell's contents to the left of the cell. However, hold down Shift and press the Align Left button: Excel aligns the cell contents to the right.
You may respond: So what? Well, you can reduce the number of buttons on your toolbar to make your screen less cluttered and allow more room for, perhaps, some of your own commands. After all, what's the point of an Align Right button when Shift+Align Left does the same thing?

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