As you do, the lists are "filled out" and provide a way to get to your most recently used workbooks. Once you've gotten your various MRU lists set up to display the number of workbooks you want, then you just need to start using Excel. If you are using Excel 2013 and later versions and display the Advanced options in the Excel Options dialog box (see the screen shot earlier in this tip), there is an option to "Quickly Access this Number of Recent Workbooks." This is the setting that controls the number of files listed on the File tab pane. This check box is labeled "Quickly Access this Number of Recent Documents" and controls the number of files displayed. If you are using Excel 2010 and you display the File tab of the ribbon, you'll see an option at the very bottom of the tab. This will open up a task pane on the right side of the worksheet that has a running list. You control how many files are listed there in different ways, depending on your version of Excel. See the changes that have been made to a workbook by going to the Review tab. 9, Excel 2000, 1999, New features include using HTML as a native file. This list of workbooks is entirely different than the MRU. Until 2016, versions of Excel for different operating systems went under different. This list of workbooks is unlike the older MRU list, in that you can display more of them.īoth Excel 2010 and Excel 2013 have a different place that you can display an MRU list: at the bottom of the left side of the File tab pane. Click the File tab Click on Open Click the Recent Workbook. This setting controls the number of listings shown in the Recent Documents list when you click the Office button (Excel 2007), display the File tab of the ribbon (Excel 2010), or display the File tab of the ribbon and click Open (later versions of Excel). Recover a New Unsaved Excel File (that has never been saved) Open a new Excel workbook. Change the first control in the group (Show this Number of Recent Documents) to reflect the number of MRU listings you want.Microsoft Office will now begin updating Excel on your system. Under Product Information, pull down on Update Options and select Update Now. The Advanced section of the Excel Options dialog box. Update Microsoft Excel 2016, 2013 & 2019 (Office 365) To update Excel to Microsoft Office 365: Open an Excel worksheet. Scroll through the available options until you find the Display group.At the left side of the dialog box, click Advanced.In Excel 2010 and later versions display the File tab of the ribbon and then click Options.) (In Excel 2007 click the Office button and then click Excel Options. First, turn on the MRU list in this manner: There are a couple of things you should check in this regard. It is possible that something could be being missed. Ian noted that he can't get Excel to display the MRU list and is wondering if he is missing something. The purpose of the list is to make it easier to access the files you were recently working on. I found a way to add entries to Excel Recent Files, but I could only add files to it not folders, and also Recent Files List isn't available in File or Folder Picker.MRU is an acronym for Most Recently Used and indicates a list of the most recently opened workbooks within Excel. I found nothing about customising the Navigation Pane. Then I went through the Properties of the File and Folder Picker Objects. I could only think of the above described place to have links to the paths.įirst I tried to be really clever and judge the most likely path to be used (by the available data at this point of the macro), but all three possible paths are very likely starting points to pick the actual file or folder needed. InitialFileName of the Picker object, but then there are another two almost as likely folder paths for the user to start with.Īll three starting folder options are a pain to browse, hence the need to stick a link for the other two likely paths somewhere (which are not set at. I create a File or Folder Picker in VBA, then I assign the most likely useful starting folder to.
I can't find a way to add links of folders (network ones) to the "Quick Access" group in the Navigation Pane of Excel 2016's File or Folder Picker.
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