If you come up with any additional macros, please leave a comment. 52 Macros in Notepad++ are just a bunch of encoded operations: you start recording, operate on the buffer, perhaps activating menus, stop recording then play the macro. You can click “Modify” to select the icon you want and click OK.įrom then on, you have a quick access macro button which you can use to fill in your contact details or to fill in anything else you need filled in, in the template: Select the Macros, select your macro an and add it to the toolbar. To do that, again, right click on the Ribbon and choose Customize Quick Access: Now, you still need a quick access button.
#Using macro recorder word code
Then, just copy/paste the macro above in the code editor: Now, you have the Developer toolbar and you can click the Macro button: Next, enable the Developer Toolbar, like so and click OK:
You can also use underscore to separate two. Right-click the Word ribbon and click “Customize Ribbon”: I usually prefer to keep my macro names as a single word, with different parts with a capitalized first alphabet. Getting Startedįirst, you need to enable the Developer Toolbar It’s dead simple really, it’s all about positioning my cursor on the “Name:” column in the table and with the click of a button. Selection.TypeText Text:=Application.UserName For many people their first exposure to creating a macro is through macro recording. So, I created the following macro, to be able to fill in my contact details: Sub CoditContactMe() I always figured it was not a big deal, but didn’t know how and this particular blog post is mainly to get my co-workers an easy way of being able to copy the template as well as providing some readers with a quick way of copying the basic script.ĭisclaimer: I am in no way an experienced VBA macro writer, I just wanted to provide a quick and easy way to use as a starting point. I always tended to do this manually, until at a certain point I got fed-up and decided to use a simple VBA macro to do so. This post attempts to help out some of my colleagues in semi-automating this, using a macro. We have lots of templates to fill in and one of the parts that we ‘need’ to fill in, is author information (see below). At Codit, we like to standardize our documents.
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