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Checkboxes in Excel are very useful. You can use them to: You can also insert a simple check mark symbol, but a checkbox is more powerful. 1. How to Insert a Checkbox 2. Link a Checkbox to a Cell A checkbox works best when it is linked to a cell. 3. Use the Checkbox with
The status bar is the bar at the bottom of the Excel window. It can help you do quick calculations and check useful information without using formulas. 1. Quick Calculations with the Status Bar You will see: Excel does these calculations automatically for you. 2. Change Workbook View Easily On the right side of the
The Developer tab is useful if you want to create macros, work with XML files, or insert form controls. It is hidden by default, but you can turn it on in less than a minute. Follow these simple steps:
Step 1: Open Ribbon Settings Step 2: Create a New Tab Step 3: Add Commands You can add any commands you use often. Step 4: Rename the Tab and Group This helps you remember what the tab is for. Step 5: Click OK
When you work in Excel regularly, speed matters. The Quick Access Toolbar helps you work faster by keeping your most-used commands just one click away—no matter which tab you’re on. By default, this toolbar includes AutoSave, Save, Undo, and Redo, but you can fully customize it to match your workflow. Quick Access Toolbar: Getting Started