Add a Navigation Menu Pane in Excel (No VBA) Enhance your Excel experience by learning how to add a custom navigation menu! Excel allows you to organize your workbooks efficiently with a navigation pane that doesn’t require VBA. Let’s explore step-by-step how you can create one. Background Setup Go to Insert → Illustrations → Shapes → Select Rectangle. Create a rectangle object to act as the navigation background. Create Buttons for Navigation Navigate to Insert → Illustrations → Shapes → Select

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