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As is customary, every three years, Microsoft upgrades its office suite. In 2016, Office 2016 was introduced with numerous new features. The primary tools in the Office 2016 installation include Excel 2016, Word 2016, and PowerPoint 2016. The Office 2016 installation was immediately embraced by a large user base for testing and exploration.
Many users also wonder why they can't easily edit Excel 2016. In reality, not being able to edit in Excel 2016 is not an error. You can edit Excel 2016 with simple steps outlined in the article. Additionally, when creating charts with Excel, if you encounter errors and want to Undo (Ctrl+Z) to backtrack through multiple previous actions, what can you do? Read the following article to learn how to increase the Undo frequency (Ctrl+Z) in various Excel versions.
Enhance Undo Frequency (Ctrl Z) in Excel 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003:
Step 1: Close Microsoft Excel on your computer. Then, go to Start, type regedit, and select Regedit.
Step 2: In the Registry Editor, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Office \ 11.0 \ Excel \ Options
Note:
For Excel 2000, the version is 10.0
For Excel 2003, the version is 11.0
For Excel 2007, the version is 12.0
For Excel 2010, the version is 14.0
For Excel 2013, the version is 15.0
For Excel 2016, the version is 16.0
Step 3: Afterward, click Edit > New > DWORD Value (Corresponding bit number on your computer).
Step 4: Enter the file name as UndoHistory in New Value #1
Step 5: Next, double-click the newly created UndoHistory file and enter a value between 16 and 100 in the Value data. This represents the number of Undo actions in Excel. Press OK and exit Regedit.
Reopen Excel and utilize the Undo feature with the ability to backtrack information 99 times.
With the guidance on increasing Undo instances we just introduced, your tasks will likely become simpler, and the worry of typing or entering information incorrectly will be alleviated, right?
If you're not a fan of the default Office 2016 interface, that's perfectly fine. Users can completely customize the Office 2016 interface to make working more engaging. It's a way to express your personal style. Not only the interface, if you're not comfortable with the default English interface in Office 2016, you can switch it to the Vietnamese interface. Installing the Vietnamese language is also quite simple, and readers can refer to the tutorial on how to install Vietnamese for Office 2016.
