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From: Kathryn211 on 8 Mar 2010 04:36
When you add a new command it is placed at the end of the list. I like to
group similar commands together. How do you do this?
From: Bob Phillips on 8 Mar 2010 05:01
If you go into the QAT editor, that is by selecting More Commands... from
the options when you click the little dropdown arrow at the end of the QAT,
you get a dialog that allows you to move items up and down.

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HTH

Bob

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> When you add a new command it is placed at the end of the list. I like to
> group similar commands together. How do you do this?


From: Mike H on 8 Mar 2010 05:03
Hi,

Right click the quick action toolbar (QAT) and then click 'Customise the QAT'.

In the popup window on the right hand side you can reposition items by
selecting them an clicking the Up/Down arrows.
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Mike

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"Kathryn211" wrote:

> When you add a new command it is placed at the end of the list. I like to
> group similar commands together. How do you do this?
From: trip_to_tokyo on 8 Mar 2010 05:05
EXCEL 2007

Yes you can:-

Office Button

Excel Options

Customize

Click on button that you wish to move on far right hand side

Click on up / down arrow

OK

Button should now have been moved to new (required) position.

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.







"Kathryn211" wrote:

> When you add a new command it is placed at the end of the list. I like to
> group similar commands together. How do you do this?
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