Simply click the Command you want and it will now show on the Quick Access Toolbar.īut there are WAY more Commands available. The drop-down menu will show several often-used Commands that you may or may not want to add. These are just a few examples, most of you Office 365 apps have a Quick Access Toolbar at your disposal, check them out and see!Īt the right side of the last icon on your Quick Access Toolbar, you will find an icon that looks like this. These are the features that I find myself using a lot when I’m creating a slideshow. I have also set my PowerPoint Quick Access Toolbar to use the New Slide, Insert Picture, Start from Beginning, and Start from Current. Similarly, in Microsoft Excel, I like to have Strikethrough, Hide Row, and Delete Row easily accessible for me.
This way, I don’t have to go poking around all of the ribbons to find the Command, I just click it at the top in the Quick Access Toolbar.
After those, I have added a few of my personally most-used Commands such as New, Strikethrough, New Picture, and New Shape. Some are built-in, but you can add more! Look at the Quick Access Toolbar below for Microsoft Word.īy default, there is ‘save’, ‘undo’, and ‘redo’. The Quick Access Toolbar is a placeholder for your favorite and most used Commands. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, and more all have a Quick Access toolbar at the top of the app, and you may have never noticed. The Quick Access Toolbar is located at the very top of most of your Office 365 apps. Have you ever searched for a Command of one of your Office apps and when you finally find it, wonder how you will ever find it again when you need it? The frustration is real!Ī wonderful solution to this problem is the Quick Access Toolbar.
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