How to create macros in Word, how to enable macros in Word documents

First of all, open the Word document with macros and click on the file button in the upper left corner as shown in the image below:

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Then click the [Options] button, as shown in the following figure:

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After clicking the options button, the page as shown in the following figure will pop up, and then click the [Trust Center] button in the following figure, as shown in the following figure

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Then click the [Trust Center Settings] button, as shown in the following figure:

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After clicking the [Trust Center Settings] button, the page as shown below will pop up:

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Then click the [Macro Settings] button, then select the option on the right [Disable all macros and send notifications], and then click OK to enable macros according to your needs, as shown in the following figure:

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A macro is a batch handler command that can be used correctly to increase productivity. Microsoft's Office software allows users to write their own scripts, called VBA, to increase its flexibility and further expand its capabilities.

1. "Macro" can be found in the menu bar of "Development Tools", but why don't you see the "Development Tools" item? It's okay, wait until I conjure it up. Click "File" and a page will appear, click "Options" on the last line on the left side of the page.

In the dialog box that pops up, find "Customize Ribbon" and click on it.

2. Next, see if there is an item of "Development Tools" in the large box on the right, okay, check the option, and click "OK". Let's take a look at the ribbon of the document, is there an additional "Development Tools" option.

3. Click "Development Tools", and you can see the options about "Macros" on the left side of the menu bar. Before we can use it, we must enable "Macros". Click on "Macro Security", select "Enable All Macros" among the four options in "Macro Settings", and then click "OK".

After enabling macros, take a look at the documentation, if I want to add [] to some important content, adding them one by one is too time-consuming, then it is very easy to use macros.

4. Click "Record Macro" to pop up a dialog box, here you can see that the macro can be saved in all documents and the current document, if it is all documents, then the macro we recorded is also applicable in other documents.

5. Don't worry about clicking OK after saving, I see that there is an option here to "specify the macro to", there are two icons of the button and the keyboard, the selection button can quickly assign the macro to the corresponding position, and the keyboard can be used to develop the shortcut key of the macro, let's set the shortcut key to "alt+d", click "OK" After you will find that a tape-like logo appears below the cursor, which means that you can start recording macros.

6. Now I want to focus on the three words "note-type", so use "[] to enclose these words, and then click to stop recording. At this point, the macro has been recorded, let's experiment. Find another "notetype", press "alt+d", and find that there is no, and the "notetype" in this place is also enclosed by "[].

7. However, one thing to note is that what we just recorded is a note-type three words, so now the application can only enclose three words, such as finding a random text, applying a macro, and seeing that the brackets are all three words.

8. After recording a macro, what should I do if I want to modify it? Let's click "Macro" in the "Development Tools" menu, a dialog box will pop up, click "", and a ** interface will appear, this interface is Visual Basic, so if you know VB programming, it is easy to modify macros. Then we don't know how to program, modification will always be, you can see here "count=3", that is, the number of numbers contained in the parentheses, change to 4, click Save, and then try the effect of the modified macro just now, sure enough, the numbers contained in the parentheses have become four words.

The specific operation steps to use the macro function by adding macros in Word are as follows:

1. First of all, click on the reed key on the computer to open the "WOR" software, and you can see the "macro function" in the start tool option.

<>3. Then wait for the automatic installation of this file, and wait for the installation to complete.

4. After the installation is completed, return to the Start Tools option of the page of the word application software that you just opened, and you can click on the Use Macro function option.

A macro is an integration of a series of menu options and command actions that can be implemented with specific operation instructions, and the operation is done automatically by the computer.

Material Tool: Word2010

1. Create a new Word document.

2. Click Save File As to save it in a macro-enabled format.

3. Click the icon in the upper corner of the left hu, and then click on the word option to enter the next dialog box.

4. In the new dialog box, select Trust Center, and then click Trust Center to set up Pants Ming Town.

5. In the new dialog box that pops up, click on Macro Settings, and then click Enable Macro, if we want to disable macros, we also click from here.

First of all, open the Word document with macros and click on the file button in the upper left corner as shown in the image below:

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Then click the [Options] button, as shown in the following figure:

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After clicking the options button, the page as shown in the following figure will pop up, and then click the [Trust Center] button in the following figure, as shown in the following figure

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Then click the [Trust Center Settings] button, as shown in the following figure:

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After clicking the [Trust Center Settings] button, the page as shown below will pop up:

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Then click the [Macro Settings] button, then select the option on the right [Disable all macros and send notifications], and then click OK to enable macros according to your needs, as shown in the following figure:

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First open Word 2010, in the ribbon in the upper left corner, find the File tab. Click "File" and find the "Options" button.

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In the options on the left, select "Trust Center" and click to enter.

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Click on "Trust Center Settings" on the right.

In the macro settings, you can see that the macro is "disabled" by default.

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Macros are disabled and enabled instead.

Click "OK" at the bottom right.

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In general, in this case, if you open it again, you won't see the problem.

If you still get an error message, it may be that the macro control was not installed during installation and needs to be resolved in another way.

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Locate the installer for Office 2010.

Select the first option, "Add or Remove Features".

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In particular, the arrow in the "Microsoft Visio Viewer" feature to be selected for installation.

At this point, the problem is solved.

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Word macro for macros, you can think of it as a visual basic program**, it can be like a video camera, record your actions, and apply it to more documents with similar requirements.

1. Create a macro To create a macro, you can either use the macro recorder to record a series of operations, or you can enter Visual Basic for Applications in the Visual Basic machine to create a macro.

1) First click the "Record New Macro" command item under "Macros" in the "Tools" menu. In the Macro name box, type a name for the macro. In the Save macro in box, click the template or document where the macro will be saved.

In the Description box, type a description of the macro. If you do not want to assign a macro to the toolbar , menu , or shortcut , click OK to start recording the macro.

To assign a macro to a toolbar or menu, click Toolbar, and then click the Faux Commands tab. In the Command box, click the macro you're recording, and then drag it to the toolbar or menu you want to assign to. Click Close to start recording the macro.

To assign a shortcut to a macro, click Keyboard, click the macro you are recording in the Command box, type the desired shortcut in the Press New Shortcut box, and then click Assign. Click Close to start recording the macro.

2) Perform the action to be included in the macro.

When recording a macro, you can use mouse click commands and options, but you can't select text. These actions must be recorded using a keyword. For example, you can use F8 to select text and press End to move the cursor to the end of the line.

3) To stop recording macros, click "Stop Recording".

2. Run the macro and click the "Macro" command in the "Macro" menu of "Tools". In the Macro name box, click the name of the macro you want to run. If the macro does not appear in the list, select a different document, template, or list in the Macro's location box.

Click the "Run" button.

Note: Macros may contain viruses, so use extra caution when running macros.

3. Delete Macro (1) Delete a single macro.

Click the Macro item for Macros in the Tools menu. In the Macro Name box, click the name of the macro you want to delete. If the macro does not appear in the list, select a different document or template in the Macro location box. Click the Scale Delete button.

2) Delete the macro scheme.

In the Tools menu, click Macros in Macros. Click the "Organizer" button. On the Macro Scenario Items tab, click the macro scenario that you want to remove from either list, and then click Delete.