Tabs dialog box

The subquery.Choose Edit Subquery from the Values drop-down list on the Edit Condition dialog box.A prompt asks if you want to update the subquery to match the changed worksheet.Update the subquery.The edited subquery and the changed worksheet now match.8.5 Setting OptionsThe Options dialog box offers a wide variety of options for setting operating features, formatting, and other aspects of your worksheets. To select options:Choose Tools | Options, or click the Options button available on several dialog boxes.The Options dialog box appears. The tabs across the top of the dialog box list the different option categories. If you accessed the dialog box by clicking the Options button on another dialog box, the tabs across the top may only apply to that dialog box.Click a tab to see its options. To see additional tabs, click the right or left arrows at the top right side of the dialog box.General—displays options for viewing different types of files, and for opening workbooks. Click the Viewer check boxes if the worksheets include files with videos, images, and sound (audio). Those viewers open automatically from within Discoverer Desktop to run the files.Query Governor—displays options for maximizing the efficiency of working with larger worksheets, limiting the amount of time a query runs, and limiting the number of rows retrieved. You can also choose whether to use Summary data to improve the performance of Discoverer Desktop.Table/Crosstab—displays options for the overall table or crosstab layout; you can add or remove gridlines, column headings, row numbering, and so forth. Removing

Or command to be removed, and click Remove. (Alternatively) Right-click the tab, group or command to be removed, and choose Delete from the context menu. Reorder the Tabs or GroupsTo reorder the tabs or groups, please do one of the following: Reset the Ribbon Click Reset in the Customize Tools dialog box to reset the Ribbon to the default settings. Import a Customized Ribbon Click Import. In the Open dialog box, select the Ribbon customization file (.xml file), and click Open. Note: After importing a Ribbon customization file, you will lose all the arrangements you have customized previously. If you want to revert to the customization you currently have, it is easier to export the customized Ribbon before importing any customization. Export a customized Ribbon Click Export. In the Save As dialog box, specify the file name and path and click Save. Notes: After customization, you need to click OK in the Customize Ribbon tab to save and apply your customizations to the Ribbon. To help you distinguish a default tab or group from the customized ones, the custom tabs or groups in the Customize the Ribbon list are tabbed with “(Custom)” after the name (like this: ), but the word “(Custom)” will not appear on the Ribbon. The commands in the default group under a default tab are displayed in grey, and they cannot be renamed, reordered, or removed. You cannot remove default tabs in Foxit PDF Editor. Search and Find Commands The Search field on the title bar

A tab leader in Word produces a row of dots, hyphens or underscores between two sets of text, separated with the Tab key. They are useful for creating tabular lists without using tables, as shown in the picture above.As an example, maybe you are including a price list in your document, but don't want to use a table. Tab leaders are also used in tables of contents and indexes.RELATED: the interface, fonts and templatesA tab leader is set for a particular tab. Tabs are markers placed on the ruler that define how text or numbers are aligned on a line. Pressing the Tab key on the keyboard, the cursor advances to the next tab stop. By default, every half inch of the ruler is a tab. Despite this, you can place your own custom tab stops, skipping the defaults. Can create left-aligned tabs, right, center and decimals, as well as a bar tab stop that places a vertical bar on the line in the tab stop.You can place tabs on a line using the ruler, but you cannot add a tab leader to a tab using the rule. Despite this, adding a tab leader to a tab is easy and we'll show you how.To add a tab leader to a tab, we need to open the Tabs dialog box. To do it, position the cursor on the line where you want to add a tab leader and double click on the desired tab marker on the ruler. If you don't have a tab set yet, just double click on the rule where you want to add the tab with the leader. A tab stop is added to the ruler and then the Tabs dialog box opens.In the Tabs dialog box, You can adjust the tab measure via the tab position box and change the Alignment of the tab. In the Leader section, select the type of tab leader you want: points (2), scripts (3) or underscores (4). "None" (1) is the default option and does not apply a tab leader to the selected tab.Note that the unit of measure in your tab stops. Any unit of measure you have set for the ruler is also used for the tabs.Click on “To accept” to accept the changes and close the Tabs dialog.Now, when you go to tab with the leader, leading characters automatically fill in the space from one piece of text to the other.If you want to see where the tabs are in your document, and not only in the rule, you can turn on characters that are not printed. The small arrow above the tab leader characters in the next image is the tab character.If you are applying the same tab leader to the same tab on multiple lines, you can choose those lines and later add the tab leader to all those lines at the same time by following the steps above.

That a Table of Figures/Illustrations/Tables/Equations will only have a single level. The Table of Figures also picks up some Direct Formatting from the source for the entries the same way a Table of Contents will. As with the TOC this does not apply to formatting through the paragraph style. Method 1: Insert > Table of Figures (Illustrations, Tables, Equations) These tables are all variations on the Table of Contents field and can be adjusted using the other tabs on the dialog box for that field. In menu versions you start the same way, Insert > References... > Index and Tables... In Ribbon versions of Word (Word 2007 and later), use the Table of Figures button on the References Tab. Table of Figures (Tables) Microsoft Word Help"> This gives you a dialog box similar to the ones below. These dialogs are essentially the same. The title of the dialog box is different. Note that each of them includes tabs at the top allowing creation of an Index, Table of Contents, or Table of Authorities in addition to the Table of Figures. The Caption labels shown above includes Illustration, which was a custom caption label added using the Caption dialog when an Illustration Caption was created. The default labels include: Equation, Figure, and Table. If you used a custom label when creating your caption, that label will also be available. The field above is for a Table of Tables. The label that was chosen is in quotation marks. The numbering of the

You can customize the ArcGIS Pro ribbon by creating tabs and choosing which commands appear on them. You can also add new groups and commands to existing tabs. Follow these steps to access the Customize the Ribbon options:Open the ArcGIS Pro settings page in one of the following ways:From an open project, click the Project tab on the ribbon.From the start page, click the Settings tab . In the list of side tabs, click Options.On the Options dialog box menu, under Application, click Customize the Ribbon.Tip:You can also open the options in the following ways:Right-click any ribbon tab or command and click Customize the Ribbon.Click the Help tab on the ribbon. In the Customize group, click Ribbon .Add tabs, groups, and commands to the ribbon You can organize functionality by adding commands to new groups on existing ribbon tabs or new tabs. At any time, you can remove specific customizations or reset the ribbon to its default state.Add groups and commandsThe following video shows you how to add groups and commands to existing ribbon tabs.Video length: 0:43This video was created with ArcGIS Pro 3.2The most common way to customize the ribbon is to add commands to a new group on an existing tab.Open the Customize the Ribbon options.In the scrolling window on the right, representing ribbon tabs and groups, browse to the tab to which you want to add a group.Select the tab. Optionally, expand the tab to see its groups.Click New Group.In this example, the Table tab under the Table heading is selected. A new group named New Group (Custom) is added under the other groups on the tab. With New Group (Custom) selected, click Rename.On the Rename dialog box, change the display name and click OK.In the Choose commands from drop-down list, accept the default Popular Commands option