📞 01223 214177 ✉️ karen@roem.co.uk
📞 01223 214177 ✉️ karen@roem.co.uk
Anyone who ever attended one of my courses or is an astute reader of my tips knows I absolutely love keyboard shortcuts. Last week I realised that - although I've discussed the power of CTRL + TAB in order to move between browser tabs, windows and workbooks - I've never written a tip about its use to flip through the tabs of a dialog box.
Here's how:
That said, if you keep pressing CTRL + TAB it keeps going. No need for the "monkey grip" to cycle backward.
Related tips:
1. Tip # 265: Switching between multiple browser tabs (
tip_265.php )
2. Tip # 419: Preview and flip through your open windows (
tip_419.php )
3. Tip # 433: Use a keyboard shortcut to switch between open workbooks (
tip_433.php )
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* Unless stated otherwise, these tips were written for Microsoft Office 2010.
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