Pinning submenu commands to the toolbar not only provides more direct access, but also serves as a status indicator to a state that may otherwise be hidden. For example, now I can tell at a glance the status of my Excel workbook calculations, and change it if necessary before I make an edit that would trigger a lengthy calculation.
Explore right-clicking and adding commands to your QuickAccess toolbar and see my previous tip about using these with the keyboard for even faster shortcuts.
More Commands in the Quick Access Toolbar [Video]
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[…] an easy way to know: open the Switch Windows menu on the View toolbar (or add this button to your Quick Access toolbar for easy instant and keyboard access […]
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