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If you tap the Alt key, you’ll notice that the QAT icons each get a sequential number, 1, 2, 3, and so on, as shown below. The nice thing about the QAT is that Excel automatically creates a simple keyboard shortcut to access its command icons. You can see it in the following screenshot just above the ribbon: It is a tiny little toolbar that includes a few commands by default, such as save, undo, and redo.

Microsoft introduced the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) in Excel 2007 with the rollout of the ribbon. This post discusses the Quick Access Toolbar and the related keyboard shortcuts it creates. But, what do you do if there is no built-in keyboard shortcut to execute your favorite command? Well, one approach is to customize the QAT. Generally, you can improve your speed by keeping your hands on your keyboard.

save the Excel spreadsheet (Excel will throw a warning if the spreadsheet is not already an.

click the "Cancel" button to exit the Macro dialog box (and avoid running and any macros).

click the "OK" button to commit the changes and exit the Macro Options dialog box.

in the Macro Options dialog box, type "v" in the box, and (optionally) any description.

select the "PasteAsValue" macro (or whatever name the macro created in step #2 has) and click the "Options." button.

press ALT+F8 to open the Macro dialog box.

close the window (click the "X" button at top right).

( optional) rename the module (in the lower left Properties pane).NOTE: replace xlPasteValues with xlPasteFormulas if required Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues Select Insert > Module from the menu, and paste the following code in the Module Window: Sub PasteAsValue() press ALT+F11 to open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.The steps are as follows (embellished slightly from the source page): Similar to the instructions found here, you could add a macro to override the CTRL+V behaviour. According to the MSDN Excel PasteType reference, there is no "paste-matching-destination-theme", although you could paste just the values or formulas.