PowerPoint 2013: vertical/horizontal position in Quick Access Toolbar

cr731

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Does anyone know if vertical/horizontal position are available for being in the quick access toolbar? I cannot find them in any list but maybe I'm looking in the wrong place.
 

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No, you can't switch the QAT to be vertical. You can only move it above/below the ribbon.
 
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No, you can't switch the QAT to be vertical. You can only move it above/below the ribbon.

Sorry I did not explain well.

I was referring to adding a QAT button for an object's position in the slide.
 
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You mean to bring up the Size & Position dialog box for a picture? Instead of right-clicking and choosing Size & Position?
If so - look under the Picture Tools | Format Tab option from the Choose commands from drop-down.
If not - be more specific. How do you usually get to the option?
 
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You mean to bring up the Size & Position dialog box for a picture? Instead of right-clicking and choosing Size & Position?
If so - look under the Picture Tools | Format Tab option from the Choose commands from drop-down.
If not - be more specific. How do you usually get to the option?

I would like the actual boxes where I type in the position. I normally do this by right-clicking the image > Format Object > Size & Properties > Position and there are two boxes: horizontal position and vertical. I'd like to have those in the QAT.

This is possible for image size, they are called Shape Height and Shape Width, but I don't see a similar Shape Horizontal Position and Shape Vertical Position.
 
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I'm just a little bit curious, how much time were you expecting to save with this?
 
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