Excel Macros
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Excel Macros
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Excel Macros
Excel Macros | Microsoft Excel XP | Page 4 |
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If you perform a task repeatedly in Microsoft Excel, you can automate the task with a macro. A macro is a series of commands and functions that are stored in a Microsoft Visual Basic module and can be run whenever you need to perform the task.
For example, if you often enter long text strings in cells, you can create a macro to format those cells so that the text wraps.
No matter what you choose to do, Excel macros can make your daily tasks much easier!
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What's on this page... Create a Macro ...change the security level Run a Macro Edit a Macro Delete a Macro Assign a Macro to a Toolbar Button Delete an Assigned Macro Toolbar Button Assign a Macro to a Menu Delete an Assigned Macro Menu |
Assign A Macro To A Toolbar Button
You can add a button to a toolbar and assign any macro to it. This way the macro will be easier to run at the click of a button.To assign an Excel macros to a toolbar button, follow these steps:
| 1. | Choose "Tools" ► "Customize" from the menu bar, and click the "Commands" tab. | ||
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From the "Categories" list box, scroll down and click on "Macros". Notice that the options in the "Commands" list box changes. |
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| 3. | Click-and-drag the "Custom Button" icon from the "Commands" list to any place on any toolbar where you want the macro button to appear. | ||
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Now you need to assign a macro to this new button. Once you've
dragged the new button to a toolbar, you'll notice that the
"Modify Selection" button is enabled. Click the "Modify Selection" button and click on "Assign Macro". |
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| 5. | Select the name of the macro that you want to assign to this new toolbar button. | ||
| 6. | Click "OK" and then click "Close". | ||
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Remove An Assigned Macro Toolbar Button
You can add as many buttons to any toolbars as you like, then you can remove these buttons just as easily.Simply click "Tools" ► "Customize" from the menu bar.
Now you can click-and-drag the button ,that you want to remove from the toolbar, off the toolbar.
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| See also... Create a Macro | Run a Macro | Edit a Macro | Delete a Macro |
| Assign a menu to a Macro |
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