Hello again everyone. I'm Michael. In this article, I'm going to talk about what is the Excel shortcut: "Ctrl+F1" been proceeding for.
On every Excel worksheet has the "Order Functions" on a ribbon. They lay on the "Tabs Menu Bar".
The ribbon bar is containing and displaying the Excel order functions. The ribbon size is around two centimeters. It always takes some space in the spreadsheet area while it has been opening.
Today we are going to seek for the how-to unfold it, ribbon bar, when it is not accessory at a time to show Excel ribbon bar.
Therefore, you will have more space wider in your Excel worksheet to operate your contents in.
See and do repeat steps as below:
Once, considering to restore back the ribbon to show up again as it is used to be. Do the same as the ribbon hide method. Just re-do it by pressing both shortcut key buttons again, [Ctrl] + [F1].
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What is an Excel shortcut to open a dialog box menu?
The ribbon bar is containing and displaying the Excel order functions. The ribbon size is around two centimeters. It always takes some space in the spreadsheet area while it has been opening.
Today we are going to seek for the how-to unfold it, ribbon bar, when it is not accessory at a time to show Excel ribbon bar.
Therefore, you will have more space wider in your Excel worksheet to operate your contents in.
See and do repeat steps as below:
- Pressing the "Ctrl" and keep freeze.
- Another press onto the "F1"
- Release both buttons.
Shortcut: To minimize or restore the Excel ribbon bar.
Windows shortcut
CtrlF1
Figure no.1 Shows the Excel worksheet with the ribbon bar. |
Figure no.2 Shows the Excel worksheet with none ribbon bar. |
Once, considering to restore back the ribbon to show up again as it is used to be. Do the same as the ribbon hide method. Just re-do it by pressing both shortcut key buttons again, [Ctrl] + [F1].
Tip Answer
Link recommendedπ : Shortcut Keys How To Fixing Monitor Screen Accidentally 'Upside Down'
Link recommendedπ : English Numbers In Words 1 to 1000000
Does it help?
If you love it, please share with your friends.
Thanks and goodbye,
Posted by: Michael Leng
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