What is the difference between Undo and Redo?
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Answer / mustafa liwal.
No confusion.
Undo: Undo an action or somewhat delete the latest action.
Redo: When you undo your action it will disappear and if you want to get back your undo action,you have to click on Redo.
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Answer / kiran shinde
Undo:- this option reserves the effect of last command . We can press ctrl+y to perform Undo action.
Redo:- to reserve the action of Undo command click on redo button . We can press ctrl+z to perform redo action.
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Answer / harshit manhas
1) You can use the shortcut keys-Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y for Redo action
2) Some actions can't be undone,such as clicking any command on the office button menu.If you can't undo an action,the undo button changes into can't undo
3) Some actions such as using a function in a cell can't be replaced.If you can't repeat the last action,the Redo button changes into can,t repeat
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Answer / simran raj
undos or reverse the last command or action redos or reapets
the last command action.
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Answer / abhiram
Undo mean that we can reverse if we do a mistake
Redo mean that it check undo
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