. Macros is a software available with most of Windows Applications like Word, Excel.
. By using Macro we can record a task.
. It is very useful when you have a task that you need to perform repeatedly.
. It speeds up the procedure and assures accuracy.
Creation of Macros:
. First we need to enable Developer toolbar.
> Right click on Ribbon tab.
> Customize Ribbon.
> Select Developer.
> Ok.
> Customize Ribbon.
> Select Developer.
> Ok.
Recording a Macro:
. We work with Macros in Developer toolbar.
. Select Use Relative References.
. Record Macro.
. Enter all the details the pop-up asked for.
> Macro name: Name of macro in which we store the task.
> Shortcut key: It enables to run macro using shortcut key.
> Store macro in: Choose 'Personal Macro Workbook' to use Macro in all sheets.
. Perform task which we want to store.
. Example: A table of Student details is stored for future use.
. Now click on Stop Recording.
Running a Macro:
We can run Macro in 2 ways.
1. Using Shortcut Key we assigned:
To open Macros we can use Alt+F8.
Inserting Controls as Macros:
. We can also perform repetitive tasks using controls.
. Click on Insert > Select Controls> Drag control to desired position.
. Select Design Mode and change properties of the control.
. Right click on control and modify changes.
. Example: Created Button "Click Here"
. When this button is clicked, it needs to give some result.
. Example: On clicking "Click Here", it shows name of table.
. To perform this operation, we should write code as Follows:
> Right click on Control
> View source code
> Edit the code in Module.
. We get the result as written in code when we click on Button.Adding Macro to Quick Access Toolbar:
. Instead of using Shortcut keys, we can also do task by just clicking on icon.
> Click on Customize Quick Access Toolbar.
> Select More Commands.
> Choose Macros.
> Select Macro Name.
> Click on Modify .
> Select an icon ( Selected Tick Mark).
> Click OK.
. Now the icon appears on the Quick Access Toolbar.
. Whenever we click on that icon, we get the result.
Macro for repeating a row:
. We can also use Macro for repeating a row for number of times.
. Now close the window and open the worksheet.. Select the rows and run Macro.
. We get the following output: