WHY WORD MENUS AND EXCEL MENUS HAVE SO MUCH IN COMMON

Office (full name: Microsoft Office) is a set of office software developed by Microsoft, Excel and Word are a kind of Office software. It's no surprise that the menus have a lot in common.

A company's products, like the same person's left hand and right hand, are certainly similar.

Not only is Word similar to Excel, but Microsoft's other Office products, such as Word, OneNote, InfoPath, PowerPoint, Access, SharePoint Workspace, Outlook, Publisher, Communicator, Excel, etc., all have similar menus.

It's because it's a company. Excel PowerPoint Acess are all brothers, of course, the initial ones are similar hehe.

Oh, it's all office software! Of course, it will be similar, but the difference is that word does not have all kinds of columns of execl, and it is very troublesome to do**! It is also impossible to build a workbook in the same word!

I generally use execl to do it, this is better than word!

Because they are all documents developed by Microsoft.

The menu bar of Excel and Word covers all the functions of Excel and Word. The toolbar has only some shortcut command buttons. Commands in the toolbar are often contained in a category submenu in the menu bar.

Wouldn't it be nice to open Excel and Word on your computer and compare them again? Big brother, this kind of question is not of any standard.

Take Office 2003 as an example:

The excel menu bar has "Data".

The word menu bar has "**".

1. Although word and excel are different software, they both belong to the same software package office developed by Microsoft. So the menu style usage is consistent.

2. Excel focuses on calculation, it can do a lot of complex calculations, including accounting, statistics, mathematics and many other functions, that is to say, in excel can be used for complex operations.

3. Word is a word processing software, you can use it to write articles, Word takes the ** in the article as part of the content of the article, generally does not calculate or calculates it and enters it into it, although it can also do a simple total but it is far worse than excel. However, Word's powerful ability to typeset text is also something that Excel can't do.

The menu bar in Word is basically the same as the menu bar in Excel, but the applications in the menu are different and have their own functions.

The main difference is that Word is a powerful word processing office software, and Excel is an office software that focuses on data processing.

Menu bar?!! Toolbar bar!

Select the appropriate option in the view, toolbar and it will come out! If it's a menu bar??! No cure! It's unlikely!

Have you optimized your computer with personalized system software like Super Bunny? Can the menu on IE pop up? If it really doesn't work, try reinstalling the system!

Is this not comparable, is it wrong?

This is the background color of the user interface of Excel, which can be adjusted by resetting the interface color scheme.

The following detailed steps are provided for reference:

1. Excel

1. Open the "Options" in the "File" menu bar, as shown in Figure 2, in the "General" settings, you can see the "Color Scheme", that is, the background color of the excel menu bar, click the drop-down menu to set different background colors as needed.

2. Word (the same as excel).

1. "File" - "Options".

2. Find the "Color Scheme" parameter in "Options", and you can set it according to your needs (the interface is the same as Excel).

Hello, this situation should be caused by the system theme. After I upgraded win10, I changed the theme, and as a result, all applications, including CDR and other software, became white menus, and it turned out to be a different theme.

In "General" of "Excel Options", select "White" as the office theme, OK, and the menu bar and toolbar are white.

See attached drawings for details.

Click on it yourself, isn't it coming out?。。。 There are so many under each main menu, which is possible to give you a list of submenus one by one, and there is a way that you click on each main menu, and then the submenus will not appear, take a screenshot of it (the key is ctrl+alt+a), take a screenshot, and then paste it on the word, print it out, and it will be convenient to see.

It's all in the Microsoft Office series of software, Word is more focused on documents, and Excel is more tabulation.

The common denominator: all English words.

Differences: one with four letters and one with five letters

Word, mainly based on text typesetting.

Excel, mainly based on **, data mathematics, its data computing ability is very powerful. If you co-authored it with database software, it's too powerful.

All of them can be VBA programmable.

You set the font size for the personalization options.

Here's how to modify it:

Step 1: Right-click on an empty desktop and select Personalization.

Step 2: Select the window color in the pop-up dialog box.

Step 3: Select the advanced appearance settings in the pop-up dialog box.

Step 4: Select the menu in the project, select the appropriate font size in the font size, click OK, and click Save to modify when you return.

That's the shortcut to the bai prompt.

alt can only be used when opening the top-level zhi menu for the first time.,Proprietary shortcuts in the hierarchical dao menu are directly direct.。

Just press that letter. Pressing Alt again will close the menu.

For example>, if you want to use "data", "filter", > "autofilter", you need to:

1. Press Alt+D to open "Data".

2. Press F to open "Filter".

3. Press F to further open "Auto Filter".

1. Refers to a shortcut, that is, to come.

From alt+letter to open the drop-down menu;

2. If you want to change Bai to Du you like, for example, if you want to change the "F" in the first menu of Zhi "Wen Dao Piece (F)" to "Q", you can right-click in the blank space of the menu at the top of the screen, and after the "Custom" window appears, the mouse will go back to "File (F)" and continue to right-click, and change "F" to "Q" in the 3rd word menu "Name".

It's a shortcut letter, press alt+letter to try.