Wednesday

Excel 2003 Macro Buttons Tips & Tricks August 2007

Excel 2003 Macro Buttons

Did you know?

You can create a button (rather than just a keystroke) for macros you create in Excel?

Assuming you know how to make a macro...

After you create the macro,
  1. Right click on the toolbar
  2. Click on customize
  3. Click on the commands tab
  4. Select MACRO from the Left column
  5. From the Right column drag the macro CREATE CUSTOMIZE BUTTON and drop it on a toobar
  6. Right click on button and choose ASSIGN MACRO
  7. Select macro from next window that opens
  8. Close the customize window

You now have a macro button on your toolbar to complete a task with one click.

Next month, how to customize a macro button.

Comments welcome. Is there a tip you need to know, put it in the comments and I will include it in future Tips & Tricks.

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Sunday

Outlook 2003 Sent Items

Outlook 2003 Sent items

Did you know?

You can find copies of e-mail messages you sent in Outlook by opening the sent items folder.






If you do not see any e-mail messages under the sent items, send me an e-mail and I will give you instructions on how to make each message you send copy to your sent items automatically.


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Microsoft Word 2003 Repair Damaged Document

Microsoft Word 2003
Repair a damaged document.
Did you know?
Sometimes you have a Microsoft Word document that is corrupted and you want to try to save it but don't know how. Microsoft has provided one feature to assist you and it's easy to use.
  • Open Word
  • Click on File
  • Click on Open
  • Find the document to open and click on it ONCE
  • Now click on the pull down menu next to Open at the bottom of the window and select the option to Open and Repair. You just might get lucky and recover your damaged document.

Comments welcome. Let me know if you need a tip on something specific.
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