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Old 03-27-2024, 09:25 PM
Jakov93 Jakov93 is offline Make macro shortcut buttons appear on all available area in the ribbon Windows 10 Make macro shortcut buttons appear on all available area in the ribbon Office 2010
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Default Make macro shortcut buttons appear on all available area in the ribbon

Hi,
look at this image of Powerpoint ribbon
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I made a group for my favorite macros, they appear as icons in the ribbon until 10 macros, then all grouped under a single icon
so I want to show all icons in the available area of the ribbon without grouping them.
I Word,
166.png
although the number of icons is greater than 20, it is still shown as icons.
How to fix that or use all available areas of the ribbon to show macros as individual icons.
Thanks
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