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I’m an instructor… OK, I write blog articles too. But a big part of my job involves showing people how to do various things in Excel.Whether I’m doing Excel training in person or remotely using Microsoft Teams or Zoom, there are times when it’s useful to be able to zoom in and give participants a better look at my Excel worksheet.This article outlines 6 ways to adjust zoom levels in Microsoft Excel.Use the Excel Zoom Shortcut on the RibbonThe ribbon has a collection of commands that let you adjust the zoom level while working in Excel. Simply navigate to the View tab and locate the Zoom group.Here is what each of the commands in the Zoom group does:Click Zoom on the View tab in the Zoom group to display the Zoom dialog box.Click the 100% button on the View tab in the Zoom group to quickly zoom out to 100% – this my favorite zoom out shortcut!Click Zoom to Selection button on the View tab in the Zoom group to zoom in (or out) so that only selected cells are displayed.Use a Keyboard Shortcut with the Zoom Dialog BoxYou can also use a keyboard shortcut to display adjust Zoom settings.Press these keys in sequence:Press Alt to display keyboard shortcuts for the commands in Excel’s ribbon.Press W to activate the View tab.Press Q to open the Zoom dialog box.When the dialog box is displayed, you can type an underlined number to adjust the zoom level then press Enter to apply the change. (1 for 100%, 7 for 75%, etc.)Use the Zoom SliderMany of the Microsoft Office applications have a zoom slider on the status bar, along the bottom of the application window to adjust the zoom level.Click the plus sign (+) to zoom in, click the minus sign (-) to zoom out, or drag the zoom slider on the status bar to zoom in or out. Clicking the number (displayed as a percentage) beside the slider displays the Zoom dialog box.Use the Scroll Wheel on Your MouseThis method is faster than using keyboard shortcuts. It’s my personal favorite!If your mouse has a scroll wheel, you can press the Ctrl key to adjust the zoom level:Press and hold the Ctrl key while rolling the scroll wheel up to quickly zoom in.Press and hold the Ctrl key while rolling the mouse wheel down to quickly zoom out.Use a Keyboard Shortcut to Zoom In and OutYou’ll need Excel 2016 (or later) to use these keyboard shortcuts, but they’ll save you time and make you look like an Excel guru!Press Ctrl + Alt + plus key (+) to zoom in.Press Ctrl + Alt + minus key (-) to zoom out.Using a keyboard shortcut, Excel increases or decreases the magnification by a zoom percentage of 15% percent.Both of these shortcuts are very similar. Simply press Ctrl + Alt then tap one of the plus or minus keys to adjust zoom levels.Add Zoom Buttons to the Quick Access ToolbarCustomizing the Quick Access Toolbar in Excel is definitely

Overview There are three key types of keyboard shortcut in Project Explorer: Shortcuts which enable you to instantly zoom or pan to any currently selected object in the AutoCAD viewport from the Project Explorer window. Shortcuts which enable you to easily identify an object, sub-object, or object relationship displayed in the Project Explorer window, by applying temporary highlighting to the AutoCAD viewport. Shortcuts which enable you to access the Civil 3D Properties window for any selected object in the Project Explorer window. List of supported keyboard shortcuts Project Explorer provides keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard Shortcut Description Z Zoom to the selected Project Explorer object in the AutoCAD viewport. P Pan to the selected Project Explorer object in the AutoCAD viewport. S Select the selected Project Explorer object in the AutoCAD viewport. C Clear (or de-select) the current selection in the AutoCAD viewport. A (or E) Open the Civil 3D Properties dialog for any selected object. CTRL Temporarily highlight the selected Project Explorer object (or sub-object) in the AutoCAD viewport. CTRL A Select all items in the list (for list views that support multiple item selections). CTRL C Copy selected list items to clipboard. Sub-Object keyboard shortcuts Keyboard shortcuts which zoom, pan, or temporarily highlight in the AutoCAD viewport also work at sub-object level on many Civil 3D objects. For instance, using the keyboard shortcuts listed above you can: Zoom to, pan to, or temporarily highlight any selected alignment and profile points. Zoom to, pan to, or temporarily highlight any selected surface triangle(s) or cells. Zoom to, pan to, or temporarily highlight any selected parcel segments. Zoom to, pan to, or temporarily highlight any selected feature line points. Zoom to, pan to, or temporarily highlight any selected COGO points.

MACALLY MKEYECOMBO - Full-size USB Keyboard and Optical Mouse Combo For Mac And PC Manual Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Macally MKEYECOMBO. It is designed with lots of shortcut features and flexibility and will greatly improve your productivity. The Macally MKMOUSE is a USB optical Mouse for Mac and PC. It is ergonomically designed to provide exceptional comfort, with precise scrolling wheel perfectly positioned to roll smoothly under your finger. Before you begin using this product, be sure to read this user's guide in its entirety. Package Contents USB Keyboard USB Wired Optical Mouse User's guide System Requirement Mac OS X 10.3 to 10.11,macOS Sierra and above Windows 7/8/10 and above Any desktop and notebook computer with a USB port available Keyboard Shortcuts for MacOS X Previous section has described 15 default shortcuts and function keys. They are supported in MacOS X from 10.3 to 10.11, macOS Sierra and above, no driver installation is needed. Please note, these shortcuts are not universal, certain shortcuts such as Zoom in and Zoom out do not work as defined in some application such as Microsoft Word and Excel because these applications have their own way of zooming. On the other hand, some shortcuts may act completely different way in different applications. You should try them out first. In MacOS X, if shortcuts Brightness adjust and Zoom do not work, please configure Keyboard Shortcuts to enable them: Open System Preferences, double click to open Keyboard icon, then select Keyboard Shortcuts tab. If your computer has a built-in display, you can enable shortcuts F14 and F15 under Display to adjust brightness. You can enable shortcut Zoom in and Zoom out under Universal Access. Keyboard Setup Assistant In Mac, the first time you plug in this new keyboard to use, desktop will pop out a "Keyboard Setup Assistant" window, Please follow the on-screen instruction to identify the keyboard before you can use the keyboard correctly. After initial setup, if you experience any issue with keyboard or couldn't type correctly, please unplug and replug the keyboard, open keyboard icon in System Preferences, click on "Change Keyboard