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A menu of additional commands appears.
Choose an Item from a Gallery
Launch a Dialog Box
TIPS
Why do some Ribbon tabs appear and disappear?
Tabs that come and go on the Ribbon are known as contextual tabs. They are contextual in the sense that they appear only when you select an object in a document. For example, if you select a chart in Excel, the Chart Design and Format tabs appear. These contextual tabs contain commands related to working with charts. When you click outside the chart to deselect it, the contextual tabs disappear because you no longer need them.
Can I make the Ribbon take up less room?
Yes. Right-click any section of the Ribbon and then click Collapse the Ribbon. You now see just the Ribbon tabs. You can display the full Ribbon temporarily by clicking a tab.
Customize the Quick Access Toolbar
The Quick Access Toolbar offers one-click access to your frequently used commands. The Quick Access Toolbar is hidden by default, so to use it you must first display it. Its default position is below the Ribbon. Also by default, the Quick Access Toolbar either is empty or contains just one or two buttons, so you must customize this toolbar to add the commands you use often, such as the New, Open, Save, and Quick Print commands.
You can also reposition the Quick Access Toolbar so that it appears above the Ribbon, and you can configure it to show only the command icons.
Customize the Quick Access Toolbar
Display the Quick Access Toolbar
The app displays the Quick Access Toolbar below the Ribbon.
Add Commands to the Quick Access Toolbar
Customize the Quick Access Toolbar
