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Excel Introduction course

by - delegate Lewis [1 post] (2007 Oct 29 Mon, 17:13) Reply

What is a shortcut to access the print preview screen?

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RE: Print Preview

by - trainer Sandy silver contributer [93 posts] (2007 Oct 30 Tue, 11:04) Reply

Hi Lewis

Try ALT + F + V

regards
Sandy

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Excel tip:

Shortcut for accessing recently opened files

To get into recently opened Excel files without using your mouse, hold down Alt + F to open the File menu.

Recently opened files are listed down the bottom of the File menu - type in the number next to the file you wish to open and it should appear on your screen.

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