How to customize the Office 2010 operating environment freely?

Text in Excel 2010/word 2010, using the functional area instead of the original 2003 version of the menu bar, which will make the operation more intuitive and concise, to avoid the user into a layer of menu operation dilemma. To broaden the scope of the document editing area, you can use the following methods to set the Ribbon to hide and display status (for example, in Excel 2010, Word 2010 is similar): Double-click the label on the Ribbon tab. Right-click the Ribbon or Quick Access Toolbar and select the Ribbon minimized command from the pop-up menu. Click the Help button to the right of the Ribbon

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The button on the left, as shown in the picture. Press the CTRL+F1 key combination.

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However, unlike Excel 2007, users in Excel 2010 can freely customize what is included in the Ribbon, which is a very good feature improvement. For example, you can add new groups and commands to the default tab, or you can create your own tabs, and then customize the common commands that fully meet your needs, and customize the commands by category.

For example, suppose you want to create a tab called my Toolbox that places the tab to the left of the default Start tab. Then add 3 groups to the Custom tab, the group name is divided into document tools, data tools, and calculation tools, and then add some common commands to each group. To complete the customization of the above ribbon, do the following: Start Excel 2010, right-click the Ribbon, and select the custom Ribbon command to open the custom Ribbon interface for the Excel Options dialog box.

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Click the New Tab button, and by default, a new tab and a group are added under Start, as shown in the following illustration.

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Select the new tab and click the Rename button to rename it to my toolbox, as shown in the following illustration.

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Use the same method to rename the default group to the document tool. Then select My Toolbox and click the New Group button two times to add two more groups and rename them to data tools and calculation tools, as shown in the following illustration.

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Select My Toolbox, and then click the

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button, move my toolbox to start, as shown in the following illustration.

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Next, add the commands you want from the left list box to the custom group on the right list box. As follows: Click the group in the right-hand list box where you want to add the command, such as data tools. On the left, select the Main tab from the Select command from the following location Drop-down list. In the list box below, expand the number group on the Start tab, and select the command you want to add, such as number format. Click the Add button to add the number format command on the left to the data Tools group on the right, as shown in the following illustration. If you add an error, you can select the item and then click the Delete button to delete it.

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Repeat the action in step 6th in the same way, adding the command you want to the custom group in the right-hand list box. When you are finished, click OK to close the Excel Options dialog box, and when you return to the application window you will see the customized tab and the groups and commands it contains, as shown in the following illustration.

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