Your Quick Access Toolbar will now look like this: To use it, Select the Cell or the text Within a Cell and then select the Strikethrough font button from your Quick Access Toolbar. Then highlight the Strikethrough command and click on the Add button in the center to move it to your Default Quick Access Toolbar on the right. You will then see this screen where you should choose the “All Commands” menu item from the Choose Commands From picklist. It is the line and arrow that you see above your ribbons like you see here: Then choose the More Commands menu item. You can do this by going to the Quick Access Toolbar at the top of your Excel window. 2) If you use the Strikethrough Font a lot, then you should Customize the Quick Access Toolbar and add a Strikethrough Font button. This is the most time consuming, but you can read on for the quicker ways.

The dialog box looks like this: Simply select the the Strikethrough check box in the Effects section to change to font in Excel. You can click on it with your mouse or you can press CRTL+SHIFT+F to bring up the Font Dialog box. It is in the small arrow in the bottom right corner. You will find this on the Home Ribbon in the Font group. 1) Select the Cell or the text Within a Cell and then click on the Format Cells: Font control. Here are 3 ways that you can use the Strikethrough font again if you can’t seem to find it anymore. But, Excel recently made it more difficult to use the Strikethrough Font option. And I like to see what is completed by using the Strikethrough font. Sometimes, like most people, I use Excel to create and maintain check lists.

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