How Do You Use Macros In Microsoft Word?
If you use Microsoft Word very often at home or work, you can make your everyday tasks much easier by creating shortcuts you can use every time you want to repeat a certain task. To do so, you will use a Word feature called “Macros.” Determine what things you repeat often when you use Word. Do you use a certain word constantly, always use the same introduction to a letter, or do something else constantly? Determine if what you need to do often is listed as one of the 950 commands in Word with a shortcut already assigned to that task–commands like capitalize, apply a particular heading, or apply a bullet list. If the task you want to do often is there, you will just need to use whatever shortcut is listed for that task, whenever you want to complete the task, and the task will be completed, making your life easier. To find out, in the drop down box beside the word Macros, select “Word commands.” If the task you want is not listed, you will first have to record a Macro. To record a Macr
