Microsoft Excel For Mac 2011 Status Bar

Oct 11, 2018 - Best I can do is create VBA as below and assign to keystrokes and/or buttons. It doesn't give you buttons near the slider (a toolbar there would. The status bar at the bottom of Excel’s window can tell you all kinds of interesting information, such as whether Num Lock is on or off, the page number, and the average of numbers in selected cells.

In Microsoft Word (for Windows) 2010 there are plus and minus buttons besides the zoom slider in the status bar (bottom right) that allow to zoom in/out by jumps of 10% rounded to the next 10%. Microsoft Word for Mac 2011 has the same slider but not those buttons. I find using the slider very difficult, the zoom jumps way to fast and a 'fine-grained' zooming is not possible (on my laptop). Does anybody know if I could get those buttons there and how?

As a workaround one can use cmd- ctrl-scroll up/down with a mouse or cmd- ctrl-two-finger-swipe up/down on a trackpad to zoom in and out. Best I can do is create VBA as below and assign to keystrokes and/or buttons. It doesn't give you buttons near the slider (a toolbar there would be a floating window and wouldn't move when you resized the main Window), but you can put a button either side of the Zoom dropdown in the Standard toolbar. Even to do that I had to • create the macros (say, in Normal.dotm) • go into View-Toolbars->Customize Toolbars and Menus.->Toolbars and Menus • Click 'New.' For a new (temporary) toolbar. The default name is fine. • Click the Commands tab in the dialog box • Under Categories, select Macros • Locate each macro in the list on the right and drag it to the new toolbar • Right click on each new 'button' (which will show the macro name) and • click Properties.

• Select an icon from the dropdown at the top left (I used the arrows at the left of row 5) • In the View: dropdown, select 'Default style' • Then drag each arrow to the appropriate location in the Standard toolbar • Delete the temporary toolbar Word's event programming could clearly be improved because even then, when you change the zoom, the Zoom dropdown values do not update until you click in the document again (whereas the value on the slider at the bottom does update immediately). The macro code.

Sub zoomIn10() On Error Resume Next With ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.Zoom.Percentage =.Percentage + 10 End With End Sub Sub zoomOut10() On Error Resume Next With ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.Zoom.Percentage =.Percentage - 10 End With End Sub. Take the min/max zoom ratio into consideration (because the min zoom ratio is 10% and max 500%.

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