F4 command/function for Mac Office?

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rabidrabbitrabidrabbit
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in Mac Software edited July 2015
On MS Office for the PC, you are able to press F4 and this will immediately repeat the last function you carried out.



Is there a similar command for the Mac version (specifically on word?)



Cheers in advance.

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  • Reply 1 of 9
    rokcet scientistrokcet scientist Posts: 962member
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by RabidRabbit View Post


    On MS Office for the PC, you are able to press F4 and this will immediately repeat the last function you carried out.



    Is there a similar command for the Mac version (specifically on word?)



    Cheers in advance.



    Yes.

    YW.
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  • Reply 2 of 9
    rabidrabbitrabidrabbit Posts: 62member
    Quote:
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    Yes.

    YW.



    I really shouldn't have replied to this, but hey, your humor had me at your singular wit.



    *sigh*
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  • Reply 3 of 9
    patrickgpatrickg Posts: 2member
    In Word, you can easily assign a keyboard shortcut (F key) to the Repeat/Redo function.



    1. Go to Tools>Customize Keyboard...

    2. Select "Edit" under Categories

    3. Under Commands, scroll down to "EditRedoOrRepeat"

    4. Place your cursor in the "Press new keyboard shortcut field" and press "F5" on your keyboard (F-keys 1 to 4 are controlled by MacOs). You can also press a combination of other keys such as Command x, Option x, etc.

    5. Click "Assign," and you're done.
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    rabidrabbitrabidrabbit Posts: 62member
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by PatrickG View Post


    In Word, you can easily assign a keyboard shortcut (F key) to the Repeat/Redo function.



    1. Go to Tools>Customize Keyboard...

    2. Select "Edit" under Categories

    3. Under Commands, scroll down to "EditRedoOrRepeat"

    4. Place your cursor in the "Press new keyboard shortcut field" and press "F5" on your keyboard (F-keys 1 to 4 are controlled by MacOs). You can also press a combination of other keys such as Command x, Option x, etc.

    5. Click "Assign," and you're done.



    This is perfect. Thanks so much!
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  • Reply 5 of 9
    leslieabusoleslieabuso Posts: 1member
    Thank you so much for this. I have been missing the F4 repeat since I made the switch to macs 5 years ago. I knew how to assign shortcut keys but without the name of the function EditRedoOrRepeat in this case, couldn't do it.
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    pag2012pag2012 Posts: 1member


    Thanks so much Patrick....great help! 

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  • Reply 7 of 9
    sharifahsharifah Posts: 1member


    That helped a lot! I've been trying to do the same thing since I bought my mac. I googled and found your answer! Thanks a bunch!

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  • Reply 8 of 9
    claudioclaudio Posts: 1member

    Using PowerPoint, "Cmmd Y" is the same of Windows F4. Others shortcuts here:

     

    http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/mac-word-help/common-office-keyboard-shortcuts-HA102927264.aspx?CTT=1#BMpp

     

    Regards!

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  • Reply 9 of 9
    nashersonnasherson Posts: 1member
    The default command for this is actually "cmd-Y". No customisation needed.
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