Do you need to easily find your most recent Excel workbooks?. Well, pinning seems to be quite popular now with PINTEREST. So, it seems fitting then to share with you an Excel Tip that will allow you to really easily find your most used Excel files. In this Excel article I should you how to pin the your most used Excel workbooks so they are right in from of your nose. (Well not quite literally). After all there are only so many shortcuts you can have on your start menu!
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No More Hunt The Spreadsheet.
Yes, that is correct, no more looking around and drilling down folders for that elusive sales forecast sheet that you seem to always need. Always have it to hand. I am working with Excel 365, and this should be the process if you are using Excel 2010 onwards. Just follow the simple steps below.
Fist navigate to Excel’s recently accessed documents.
- File | Open
- Recent
- Find your workbook in the list of recent Excel workbooks.
- Click the pin
- The Excel workbook will move up to the Pinned area
Your workbook will remain here until you ‘unpin’ it. You most recent and frequently used Excel workbooks are to hand at all times. Once you use Pinned workbooks, it is a game changer.
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