How to use VBA to repurpose a built-in command in Word and Excel Your email has been sent The article, How to use VBA to update fields in a Word document shows you three ways to update fields: ...

Once you've begun recording and using Microsoft Word macros, you may encounter keyboard and mouse actions that don't translate into working macros. Or like many others, you'll run into program ...

To get rid of this time-consuming work, you can record a macro and create a shortcut button to implement multiple formats at once. Let us see how to do this. Record a Macro to create button to add ...

To use all the macros that follow, you’ll need to know where to type in the code. Here is the general procedure in Word 2002 (Word XP). To assign a keyboard shortcut to a macro, go to Tools > ...

Adding a VBA Command Button with its respective code is not a complicated task. It just requires a little knowledge of Excel and the macros. This article will show you how. Copy the code to the ...

Word macros can take almost any repetitive word-processing task and do it for you faster, in just a few keystrokes. Here’s a classic example: You’ve received a document with incorrect formatting ...

How can I easily save and run commands? Example question: Is there an easier way to save and run a set of commands than copying into a text document and pasting one by one into the Command interface?