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I've created a macro in MS Word 2007, but to run it, it seems I have to open Developer > Macros > Run each time. Surely there is a way to run this over and over with a hotkey, but how?
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I've created a macro in MS Word 2007, but to run it, it seems I have to open Developer > Macros > Run each time. Surely there is a way to run this over and over with a hotkey, but how?
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Choose Customize
on the Tools
menu, then click Keyboard
. In the Categories
list, choose either All Commands
or Macros
, as appropriate. In the list on the right, choose a command or macro then enter a key combination in the space provided.
Before clicking Assign
, look where it says currently assigned to
, and make sure you are not about to reassign a really useful shortcut. Also before clicking Assign
, select the template where you want the assignment to be stored.
Click Assign
, then Close
. Hold the Shift
key down and select File + Save All
, to save your changes to the template.
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Click the office button, go to Word Options.
In word options, go to Customize and at the bottom is a keyboard shortcuts: customize button.
In the left box scroll down to "macros" and select the macro in the right box to assign it a new shortcut key.
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possible duplicate of How to configure a hotkey/shortcut to activate a macro in Outlook 2007?, How do I associate a shortcut key combination to a macro in Word 2007?
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2013-12-30T19:43:44.563