add 'centre across selection' to ribbon?

merlin777

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Is it possible to add the 'centre across selection' function to the ribbon? I use it a lot and it's quite fussy to get to.
thanks!

its excel 2007.

thanks
 
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As a simple shortcut, the best I could find was to add Alignment Settings to the QAT. This opens up the alignment dialog box, saving you a few extra clicks.

Alternatively, you can drop the following, one-line macro, into your Personal.xlsb, and add it to your QAT, making it a one-click operation:
Code:
Sub CenterAcrossSelection()
    Selection.HorizontalAlignment = xlCenterAcrossSelection
End Sub
 
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