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Excel 2007

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by - delegate Alasdair [1 post] (2007 Nov 12 Mon, 16:52) replyReply

how do i get all the shortcut keys up on my ribbon

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by - trainer Pete platinum contributer[867 posts] (2007 Nov 14 Wed, 11:21) replyReply

Hi Alasdair, Thank you for your post, well as I am sure you have discovered, Excel 2007 lends itself to keyboard commands, and I am sure that your ALT key will soon be worn out, press the Alt key and you will see a character appear above each command as your next key press. I hope that helps, regards Pete


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