Luckily, Windows gives you options to undo and redo your actions.
Plus, with hotkeys handy, you’re able to always redo and undo them much faster.
Read on to discover how to do that and save precious time.
Remember, you’re free to’t use the redo command without undoing an action first.
To keep undoing previous actions keep pressingCtrl + Z.
By default Office saves the last 100 undoable actions.
you’ve got the option to even undo changes after saving and then save again.
If you could’t undo an action, theUndocommand changes toCan’t Undo, and the arrow icon dims out.
If F4 doesn’t work, first press theF-Lockkey orFnkey, thenF4.
You’ll notice that theRedoarrow only appears after you’ve undone an action.
you could also use the same redo shortcutCtrl+YorF4to repeat something.
So start using undo and redo hotkeys on Windows to save some time and a few clicks.
