Option
and customize
Introduction
Open the File menu and select Options
from the left navigation pane to open the Excel Options dialog. The dialog has
categories for General, Formulas, Proofing, Save, Language, Advanced, Customize
Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar, Add-Ins, and Trust Center. The Trust Center leads
to another 12 categories.
General
The most commonly used settings, such as
user interface settings, default font for new workbooks, number of sheets in a
new workbook, customer name, and Start screen.
Formulas
All options for controlling calculation,
error-checking rules, and formula settings. Note that options for multi threaded
calculations are currently considered obscure enough to be on the Advanced tab
rather than on the Formulas tab.
Proofing
Spell-check options and a link to the
Auto Correct dialog.
Save
The default method for saving, Auto
Recovery settings,
legacy colors, and web server options.
Advanced
All options that Microsoft considers
arcane, spread among 13 headings.
Quick
access tool bar
Icons to customize the Quick Access
Toolbar (QAT).
customize
You can personalize your ribbon to
arrange tabs and commands in the order you want them, hide or un hide your
ribbon, and hide those commands you use less often. Also, you can export or
import a customized ribbon.You
can re arrange ribbon menus
language
Choose the editing language, Tool Tip
language, and Help language.
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