How to expand all sections at once in OneNote's document?
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I got a .one document containing a lot of sections and subsections. I want to convert this document to .pdf or other commonly supported file that I could view on my mobile phone. Unfortunately, OneNote's export option allows me to export only these sections that I manually opened by double clicking on them. And as you can see on the picture below, all subsections are collapsed by default.
The question is how I can expand all of the subsections at once, so I could export the document to another file format with all the subsections being visible.
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I got a .one document containing a lot of sections and subsections. I want to convert this document to .pdf or other commonly supported file that I could view on my mobile phone. Unfortunately, OneNote's export option allows me to export only these sections that I manually opened by double clicking on them. And as you can see on the picture below, all subsections are collapsed by default.
The question is how I can expand all of the subsections at once, so I could export the document to another file format with all the subsections being visible.
microsoft-office microsoft-onenote microsoft-office-2016 microsoft-onenote-2016
edited Nov 2 at 9:31
Ahmed Ashour
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asked Nov 2 at 9:17
mrJoe
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up vote
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I got a .one document containing a lot of sections and subsections. I want to convert this document to .pdf or other commonly supported file that I could view on my mobile phone. Unfortunately, OneNote's export option allows me to export only these sections that I manually opened by double clicking on them. And as you can see on the picture below, all subsections are collapsed by default.
The question is how I can expand all of the subsections at once, so I could export the document to another file format with all the subsections being visible.
microsoft-office microsoft-onenote microsoft-office-2016 microsoft-onenote-2016
edited Nov 2 at 9:31
Ahmed Ashour
1,006610
asked Nov 2 at 9:17
mrJoe
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I got a .one document containing a lot of sections and subsections. I want to convert this document to .pdf or other commonly supported file that I could view on my mobile phone. Unfortunately, OneNote's export option allows me to export only these sections that I manually opened by double clicking on them. And as you can see on the picture below, all subsections are collapsed by default.
The question is how I can expand all of the subsections at once, so I could export the document to another file format with all the subsections being visible.
microsoft-office microsoft-onenote microsoft-office-2016 microsoft-onenote-2016
microsoft-office microsoft-onenote microsoft-office-2016 microsoft-onenote-2016
edited Nov 2 at 9:31
Ahmed Ashour
1,006610
asked Nov 2 at 9:17
mrJoe
62
edited Nov 2 at 9:31
Ahmed Ashour
1,006610
asked Nov 2 at 9:17
mrJoe
62
edited Nov 2 at 9:31
Ahmed Ashour
1,006610
edited Nov 2 at 9:31
Ahmed Ashour
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edited Nov 2 at 9:31
Ahmed Ashour
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asked Nov 2 at 9:17
mrJoe
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asked Nov 2 at 9:17
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There is no way to expand them all at once unfortunately, although you can close and open sections 1 to 9 individually with ALT + SHIFT and the 1 to 9 number keys.
answered Nov 2 at 9:45
Tyler
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Do you mean there's 9 shortcuts that all toggle the expanded/collapsed state?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 10:56
No they individually toggle the expanded/collapsed state of sections 1 to 9. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
– Tyler
Nov 2 at 11:19
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consider editing your answer to expand on that point a bit.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 11:21
I think you can use Alt, Shit 9 to open everything from 1-9, uf your cursor is on the top level. This then becomes the default state.
– penderi
Nov 22 at 20:20
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I think you can.
I use Alt + Shift + 9 to open all levels from 1 to 9.
Set your cursor to the top level (Czasy tryby oznajmujacego).
Alt + Shift + 9
This then becomes the default state and navigating away from the page, section, book means you'll see your headings expanded when you return.
answered Nov 22 at 20:23
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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up vote
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There is no way to expand them all at once unfortunately, although you can close and open sections 1 to 9 individually with ALT + SHIFT and the 1 to 9 number keys.
answered Nov 2 at 9:45
Tyler
724
Do you mean there's 9 shortcuts that all toggle the expanded/collapsed state?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 10:56
No they individually toggle the expanded/collapsed state of sections 1 to 9. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
– Tyler
Nov 2 at 11:19
1
consider editing your answer to expand on that point a bit.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 11:21
I think you can use Alt, Shit 9 to open everything from 1-9, uf your cursor is on the top level. This then becomes the default state.
– penderi
Nov 22 at 20:20
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
There is no way to expand them all at once unfortunately, although you can close and open sections 1 to 9 individually with ALT + SHIFT and the 1 to 9 number keys.
answered Nov 2 at 9:45
Tyler
724
Do you mean there's 9 shortcuts that all toggle the expanded/collapsed state?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 10:56
No they individually toggle the expanded/collapsed state of sections 1 to 9. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
– Tyler
Nov 2 at 11:19
1
consider editing your answer to expand on that point a bit.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 11:21
I think you can use Alt, Shit 9 to open everything from 1-9, uf your cursor is on the top level. This then becomes the default state.
– penderi
Nov 22 at 20:20
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
There is no way to expand them all at once unfortunately, although you can close and open sections 1 to 9 individually with ALT + SHIFT and the 1 to 9 number keys.
answered Nov 2 at 9:45
Tyler
724
There is no way to expand them all at once unfortunately, although you can close and open sections 1 to 9 individually with ALT + SHIFT and the 1 to 9 number keys.
answered Nov 2 at 9:45
Tyler
724
edited Nov 2 at 11:31
answered Nov 2 at 9:45
Tyler
724
answered Nov 2 at 9:45
Tyler
724
answered Nov 2 at 9:45
Tyler
724
724
Do you mean there's 9 shortcuts that all toggle the expanded/collapsed state?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 10:56
No they individually toggle the expanded/collapsed state of sections 1 to 9. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
– Tyler
Nov 2 at 11:19
1
consider editing your answer to expand on that point a bit.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 11:21
I think you can use Alt, Shit 9 to open everything from 1-9, uf your cursor is on the top level. This then becomes the default state.
– penderi
Nov 22 at 20:20
add a comment |
Do you mean there's 9 shortcuts that all toggle the expanded/collapsed state?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 10:56
No they individually toggle the expanded/collapsed state of sections 1 to 9. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
– Tyler
Nov 2 at 11:19
1
consider editing your answer to expand on that point a bit.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 11:21
I think you can use Alt, Shit 9 to open everything from 1-9, uf your cursor is on the top level. This then becomes the default state.
– penderi
Nov 22 at 20:20
Do you mean there's 9 shortcuts that all toggle the expanded/collapsed state?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 10:56
Do you mean there's 9 shortcuts that all toggle the expanded/collapsed state?
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 10:56
No they individually toggle the expanded/collapsed state of sections 1 to 9. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
– Tyler
Nov 2 at 11:19
No they individually toggle the expanded/collapsed state of sections 1 to 9. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
– Tyler
Nov 2 at 11:19
1
1
consider editing your answer to expand on that point a bit.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 11:21
consider editing your answer to expand on that point a bit.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 2 at 11:21
I think you can use Alt, Shit 9 to open everything from 1-9, uf your cursor is on the top level. This then becomes the default state.
– penderi
Nov 22 at 20:20
I think you can use Alt, Shit 9 to open everything from 1-9, uf your cursor is on the top level. This then becomes the default state.
– penderi
Nov 22 at 20:20
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I think you can.
I use Alt + Shift + 9 to open all levels from 1 to 9.
Set your cursor to the top level (Czasy tryby oznajmujacego).
Alt + Shift + 9
This then becomes the default state and navigating away from the page, section, book means you'll see your headings expanded when you return.
answered Nov 22 at 20:23
penderi
13114
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I think you can.
I use Alt + Shift + 9 to open all levels from 1 to 9.
Set your cursor to the top level (Czasy tryby oznajmujacego).
Alt + Shift + 9
This then becomes the default state and navigating away from the page, section, book means you'll see your headings expanded when you return.
answered Nov 22 at 20:23
penderi
13114
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I think you can.
I use Alt + Shift + 9 to open all levels from 1 to 9.
Set your cursor to the top level (Czasy tryby oznajmujacego).
Alt + Shift + 9
This then becomes the default state and navigating away from the page, section, book means you'll see your headings expanded when you return.
answered Nov 22 at 20:23
penderi
13114
I think you can.
I use Alt + Shift + 9 to open all levels from 1 to 9.
Set your cursor to the top level (Czasy tryby oznajmujacego).
Alt + Shift + 9
This then becomes the default state and navigating away from the page, section, book means you'll see your headings expanded when you return.
answered Nov 22 at 20:23
penderi
13114
answered Nov 22 at 20:23
penderi
13114
answered Nov 22 at 20:23
penderi
13114
answered Nov 22 at 20:23
penderi
13114
13114
add a comment |
add a comment |
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