If Microsoft Excel is the application that you spend most of the day, then you surely have some favorite features that you are using a lot. Keeping such features customized can help you save a lot of time.
If you have recently started working with a Mac/Macbook and using the Excel for Mac application, you may be wondering how can I customize the Ribbions?
Let's find out in below easy steps below,
- Step 1: Open an Excel Spreadsheet on your Mac.
- Step 2: Not go to Menu: Excel -> Preferences...
- Step 3: Select the Ribbon & Toolbar icon.
- Step 4: Under Ribbon tab you can customize the Ribbon Menu and Options as shown in the below screenshot.
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