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Creating Macros Word and Excel 2003: Administrative Support Network

The document provides instructions for creating and using macros in Word and Excel 2003. It explains that macros allow automating repetitive tasks by recording keystrokes and actions. It then gives step-by-step directions for creating macros, running macros, and placing macros on toolbars for easy access in both Word and Excel. Tips for using various keyboard shortcuts in Word and Excel are also included.

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Creating Macros Word and Excel 2003: Administrative Support Network

The document provides instructions for creating and using macros in Word and Excel 2003. It explains that macros allow automating repetitive tasks by recording keystrokes and actions. It then gives step-by-step directions for creating macros, running macros, and placing macros on toolbars for easy access in both Word and Excel. Tips for using various keyboard shortcuts in Word and Excel are also included.

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Creating Macros

Word and Excel 2003


Administrative Support Network
Sharon Burks
March 27, 2008
What is a Macro?

• Used for repetitive tasks


• Recording of key strokes
• It’s an action or set of actions that
you can use to automate tasks
Why use macros?

• Increase productivity
• Less key strokes
• Place macros on toolbar
– No more searching for frequently
used documents
WORD 2003
Creating a Macro in Word 2003

From the Menu


• TOOLS
• MACROS
• RECORD NEW
MACRO
Creating a Macro in Word 2003

• Name the Macro


• Click TOOLBAR
• The Customize
dialog box may
open – click
CLOSE
Creating a Macro in Word 2003

• The Stop/Pause buttons will appear


• Begin recording your macro
Example Macro - Letterhead

• Navigate to the
document
• In this example
it is in the
Templates, so
– FILE
– NEW
– ON MY
COMPUTER
• Select the
Document
Example Macro - Letterhead

• Document will
open
• Click STOP to
quit recording
the macro
• Close the
document
Summary – Creating Macro in Word 2003

Summary of Steps:
• Start the macro
• Navigate to the document, etc.
• Open the document
• Stop the macro

Example
Running the Macro in Word 2003

To just run the macros:


• TOOLS
• MACRO
• MACROS
Running the Macro in Word 2003

To run the macros (continued):


• Select the macro
• Click RUN
Putting Macro on Toolbar

• Right click in
the Toolbar
• Select
Customize
Putting Macro on Toolbar

• The
Customize
Dialog Box
will open
Putting Macro on Toolbar

• Select the
TOOLBAR
Tab
• Click NEW
• Name the new
toolbar
MACROS
• Click OK
Putting Macro on Toolbar

• A floating
Toolbar will
open
• Click the
COMMANDS
Tab
• Select Category
MACRO
• Select the
Command
(Macro Name)
Putting Macro on Toolbar

• Click and drag


the Command
to the floating
Toolbar
• Drop the
Command on
the Toolbar
Editing Macro on Toolbar

• Right Click on
the new Toolbar
• Click in Name:
Enter Name- no
spaces
• Change button
image: Select
image
Anchoring Toolbar – Using Macro

• Double click on
the floating
Toolbar to
anchor it
• To use, just
Click the icon
and the
document will
open.
Some recommendations for macros…

• Letterhead
• Fax
• Memo
• Labels
• Frequently used documents
Summary – Adding Macro to Toolbar

Summary of Steps:
• Create the new Toolbar
• Add Macro to the Toolbar
• Edit Macro name and icon
• Anchor the Toolbar

Example
EXCEL 2003
Creating a Macro in Excel 2003

From the Menu


• TOOLS
• MACROS
• RECORD NEW
MACRO
(Same as Word 2003)
Creating a Macro in Excel 2003

• Name Macro
• Select Personal
Macro Workbook
(to make it
available
whenever you
use Excel)
• You can select to
assign a shortcut
key if you want
• Click OK
Creating a Macro in Excel 2003

• The
Stop/Pause
button will
appear
• Start recording
of Macro by
navigating to
the document
• Select the
document
• Click STOP
Summary – Creating Macro in Excel 2003

Summary of Steps:
• Start the macro
• Navigate to the document, etc.
• Open the document
• Stop the macro

Example
Running the Macro in Excel 2003

To just run the macros:


• TOOLS
• MACRO
• MACROS
Running the Macro in Excel 2003

To just run the macros (continued):


• Select the macro
• Click RUN
Putting Macro on Toolbar in Excel 2003

• Right click in
Toolbar
• Select
Customize
• The
Customize
Dialog Box
will appear
Putting Macro on Toolbar in Excel 2003

• Select the
TOOLBAR
Tab
• Click NEW
• Name the
new toolbar
MACROS
• Click OK
Putting Macro on Toolbar in Excel 2003

• A floating
Toolbar will
open
• Click the
COMMANDS
Tab
• Select Category
MACRO
Putting Macro on Toolbar in Excel 2003

• Click, drag,
and drop the
Custom Button
to the floating
Toolbar
Putting Macro on Toolbar in Excel 2003

• Right click in
floating
Toolbar
• Select Assign
Macro
Putting Macro on Toolbar in Excel 2003

• Select the
Macro
• Click OK
Putting Macro on Toolbar in Excel 2003

To change icon:
• Right click on
the icon
• Select
Change
Button Image
• Select new
icon
• Close the
Customize
To anchor the new toolbar, double click the toolbar. Dialog Box
Summary – Adding Macro to Toolbar

Summary of Steps:
• Create the new Toolbar
• Add Macro to the Toolbar
• Assign Macro
• Edit Macro name and icon
• Anchor the Toolbar

Example
Tips and Tricks for Word 2003

• To create a line, press the hyphen key 3 or more


times, and then press ENTER.
o To create a thicker line, hold the SHIFT key
down and press the hyphen key 3 or more
times, and then press ENTER
• To center, left-align, or right-align a selected
paragraph, press CTRL+E, CTRL+L, or CTRL+R
• To paste only text and not formatting, paste the
text, click Paste Options, and then select KEEP
TEXT ONLY.
Tips and Tricks for Excel 2003

PAGE DOWN

• To move 1 screen down in a worksheet – PAGE DOWN


• To move 1 screen to the right in a worksheet – ALT+PAGE
DOWN
• To move to the next sheet in a workbook – CTRL+PAGE DOWN
• To select the current and next sheet in a workbook –
CTRL+SHIFT+PAGE DOWN
Tips and Tricks for Excel 2003

PAGE UP

• To move 1 screen up in a workbook – PAGE UP


• To move 1 screen to the left in a workbook – ALT+PAGE UP
• To move to the previous sheet in a workbook – CTRL+PAGE UP
• To select the current and previous sheet in a workbook –
CTRL+SHIFT+PAGE UP
Tips and Tricks for Excel 2003

SPACEBAR
• In a dialog box, SPACEBAR performs the action for the
selected button, or selects or clears a check box
• To select an entire column in a workbook – CTRL+SPACEBAR
• To select an entire row in a workbook – SHIFT+SPACEBAR
• To select the entire workbook – CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR
• If the worksheet contains data, CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR
selects the current region.
• Pressing CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR a second time selects the
current region and its summary rows
• Pressing CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR a third time selects the
entire worksheet
Tips and Tricks for Excel 2003

SPACEBAR
• When an object is selected, CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR selects all
objects on a worksheet.
• To display the Control Menu for the Microsoft Excel window –
ALT+SPACEBAR
Recommended Websites

Recommended websites for Word and Excel 2003:


• http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HP100738481033.aspx
• http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA102065941033.aspx?pid
=CH101030941033#1

• http://www.melfcomputing.com/Word-tips.htm
• http://www.melfcomputing.com/Excel-tips.htm
THANK YOU!

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