Here’s a cool tip that you can use in all the Office applications (Outlook, OneNote, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint). It’s the Customize Quick Access Toolbar button, and it allows you to create shortcuts across the top of your software for functions you do on a regular basis.
To find the feature, look for the little dropdown arrow in the upper part of the Ribbon Bar area (this is an example in Outlook):
When you click the dropdown arrow, you will see a list of common commands that can be placed in the Quick Access Toolbar. The ones you are using will be checkmarked. If you want to see the full set of options, click on More Commands:
This gives you full access to all the menu command icons you can use for shortcuts. In this case, I asked to see All Commands, where I selected Choose Form and Add. Once you get all the icons added that you want, click OK:
Now you’ll see your new icon in the Quick Action Toolbar, and a single click will activate whatever feature you selected:
One Minute Office Magic 