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How do you create a macro in Word 365 without using the Recorder? I would like to copy and paste macro steps that I have in a Word document into a new macro. I can't find a setting for creating a new macro without deleting an existing one.
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Open the Visual Basic Editor (Alt+F11) and type. E.g.
Code:
Sub NameOfMacro() ‘Lines of code End Sub |
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As Italophile said, the quick way to open the VBA editor is to press Alt-F11
This might help too How to Run VBA Code in Your Word
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