In the pre-2007 editions of Excel (and other Office programs) holding the
shift key while clicking on the Quick Access icons performed a related
function. For instance, Shift-Print gave you Print Preview, Shift-Insert
Rows gave you Delete Rows. I tried using the later today and it inserted
rows instead? Do I need to go somewhere to enable this feature or is this
another useful function destroyed?

Mike D.

Hi,

Bad News - this feature is gone.

If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"Michael Dobony" wrote:

In the pre-2007 editions of Excel (and other Office programs) holding the
shift key while clicking on the Quick Access icons performed a related
function. For instance, Shift-Print gave you Print Preview, Shift-Insert
Rows gave you Delete Rows. I tried using the later today and it inserted
rows instead? Do I need to go somewhere to enable this feature or is this
another useful function destroyed?

Mike D.

On Sat, 29 Nov 2008 09:27:01 -0800, Shane Devenshire wrote:

Hi,

Bad News - this feature is gone.


Yup, another reason to go back to XP after I'm done with school. I need
Excel 2007 for Statistics and Research class. Then I'm going back to a
user friendly version of Office! Microsoft ruined Windows and Office!

If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"Michael Dobony" wrote:

In the pre-2007 editions of Excel (and other Office programs) holding the
shift key while clicking on the Quick Access icons performed a related
function. For instance, Shift-Print gave you Print Preview, Shift-Insert
Rows gave you Delete Rows. I tried using the later today and it inserted
rows instead? Do I need to go somewhere to enable this feature or is this
another useful function destroyed?

Mike D.