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Excel For Noobs Tutorial: How to Add the Print Preview Full Screen Command Button to the Quick Access Toolbar
You are able to add the Print Preview feature to your quick access toolbar. This way you can simply click on the Print Preview button and preview the way your worksheet would look when printed on an actual sheet of paper. Something that I like about using the print preview feature in this manner is that you can actually use it in full view instead of in the backstage view that is more commonly used.
To add the Print Preview button to your quick access toolbar follow the steps below.
- Click the quick access toolbar down-arrow and select More Commands. The Excel Options dialog box will appear with the Quick Access Toolbar tab activated.
- In the “Choose Commands From:” drop-down menu select All Commands.
- Now scroll through the commands and locate and select Print Preview Full View and then click the Add button.
- Now click OK and the Print Preview Full Screen button will appear in the quick access toolbar.
Now if you want to use the print preview feature all you have to do is click the Print Preview Full View button in the quick access toolbar. Not only is it a faster way to access this feature but you can also use it in full view instead of backstage view.
Find the next tutorial in the links below.
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