There’s a one-click way to email an open Office file. Most people miss it
Skip drafting emails and attaching files manually. Enable the one-click Email button in Microsoft Office's Quick Access Toolbar instead. Credit: Microsoft Imagine you’re working on an Excel workbook and you want to quickly email it over to a colleague or friend.
- ▪Skip drafting emails and attaching files manually.
- ▪Enable the one-click Email button in Microsoft Office's Quick Access Toolbar instead.
- ▪Credit: Microsoft Imagine you’re working on an Excel workbook and you want to quickly email it over to a colleague or friend.
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Skip drafting emails and attaching files manually. Enable the one-click Email button in Microsoft Office's Quick Access Toolbar instead. Credit: Microsoft Imagine you’re working on an Excel workbook and you want to quickly email it over to a colleague or friend. There’s actually a handy little trick you can use to get it done fast—and it also works in Word and PowerPoint. All you have to do is look at the Quick Access Toolbar and find the drop-down menu, represented by an icon with a small horizontal line and a downward-pointing arrow. Click it to open the menu of quick access actions and select Email. Using this toolbar, you can load the current Excel workbook into a blank email and send it with a single click.
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