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How Do You Create A Macro In Word 2007?

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How Do You Create A Macro In Word 2007?

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Frequent users of Microsoft Word 2007 often find themselves repeating the same string of formatting commands over and over as they work. While some of these repetitive actions can be simplified with a custom style sheet, others benefit from the creation of a macro. A macro is a recorded series of formatting actions that can be repeated with the click of a single button. Select “Microsoft Word Options” under the Office Button menu. Click “Popular” in the Microsoft Word Options window. Find the “Show Developer tab in the Ribbon” box (under “Top options for working with Word”) and select it. Click “OK.” Click “Record Macro” on the Developer ribbon, Code group. Name the Macro in the Record box. Give it a description and change its save location. Click “OK.” Word immediately begins recording the macro. Click through the formatting steps you wish to record for the macro. Click “Stop Recording” in the Code group.

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