Yes, you can add Office programs to your Quick Access Toolbar. Once these programs are added, you can access these programs from the open program Quick Access Toolbar without going to the taskbar ...

Add Calculator to Excel Quick Access Toolbar The Windows Calculator, which is present by default under Windows 11/10, is efficient for basic counting. However, it is not ideal for performing ...

Adding commands to the Quick Access Toolbar Without any previous customization, the Excel Quick Access Toolbar will only display options to save, undo and redo. Here's how to change that.

The following is a re-post from an earlier article we published on customizing the Quick Access Toolbar so that the pen is easier to access in Office 2007: One of the frustrating things about ...

To add a command: Right-click on any command in the ribbon and select “Add to Quick Access Toolbar” To remove a command: Right-click on the command in the QAT and select “Remove from Quick ...

In addition to adding and removing commands, you can also relocate the toolbar below the ribbon menu by right-clicking the toolbar and selecting the Show Quick Access Toolbar below the Ribbon or ...

If you opted for "More Commands," in the PowerPoint Options window, click the "Choose Commands From" drop-down arrow to ...

Locate the Quick Access Toolbar -- a short horizontal toolbar marked with icons and a down arrow -- on the left side of Word 2010, above or below the Ribbon. Click the down arrow to display the ...

With seamless storage built into the Office interface, it's easy to lose sight of where you're saving files. Here's a trick to add a control to the QAT so you always know the current file's location.