Default values for Split Cells dialogue box

[kbmcdowell]

I use the Split Cells feature daily. Currently the dialogue box has static
values of 2 and 1 respectfully for "Number of Columns" and "Number of Rows".
This tool could be enhanced significantly if a means were provided that would
allow the default values to populate either based on the last set of values
the user entered, or if the user could set their own defaults. The former
would be more helpful for me.
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kbmcdowell

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[Jean-Guy Marcil]

I use the Split Cells feature daily. Currently the dialogue box has static
values of 2 and 1 respectfully for "Number of Columns" and "Number of Rows".
This tool could be enhanced significantly if a means were provided that would
allow the default values to populate either based on the last set of values
the user entered, or if the user could set their own defaults. The former
would be more helpful for me.

For the former, if you do all your cell splitting immediately one after the
other, you can use CTRL-Y to repeat the exact same type of cell-splitting to
a new selection. CTRL-Y repeats the last action that you did.
Of course, if you do something else in-between each cell splitting, it will
not work.

 

[kbmcdowell]

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kbmcdowell

For the former, if you do all your cell splitting immediately one after the
other, you can use CTRL-Y to repeat the exact same type of cell-splitting to
a new selection. CTRL-Y repeats the last action that you did.
Of course, if you do something else in-between each cell splitting, it will
not work.

Thank you very much for that tip, that will make my documentational life
much easier.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Note that F4 performs the same action as Ctrl+Y.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org