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12/2/2021

Word: How to add a macro to the Quick Access Toolbar

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In the What is the Quick Access Toolbar post, I described how to add a Word command to your Quick Access Toolbar. Here, I explain how to add a macro to the Quick Access Toolbar as there are a couple of extra steps that you need to do.
The first few steps are just the same as before. Go to File (at the top left hand side), then Options (right at the bottom in Word 365) and click ‘Quick Access Toolbar’ (which is located just underneath ‘Customise Ribbon’):
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​This should bring you to this menu:
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In the ‘Choose commands from:’ menu (‘Popular Commands’ – circled – is the first entry), you will see ‘Macros’ in the list:
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Selecting this will bring up a list of the macros that you have installed on the left ... and what you currently have on your Quick Access Toolbar on the right: 
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Pick the macro that you want to add to your Quick Access Toolbar (this will be a bit easier for you as your list of macros is probably smaller!). Click ‘Add >>’ and your macro will appear in the list of items on your Quick Access Toolbar.

Click ‘Modify’ if you want to edit the name of the macro and to choose the icon that is associated with it:
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Choose the icon by clicking on the icon you want. You can edit the name of the macro in the ‘Display name:’ box. I usually keep the name of the macro and delete the other information, but you can choose whatever name you want.
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Your macro should now appear on your Quick Access Toolbar. Remember that you can decide what order your icons are arranged in. I show you how to move things around in the What is the Quick Access Toolbar post.

Go back to:
Macro baby steps part iii

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    Andrea at Yours Truleigh Editing
    I'm an editor based on the south coast of the United Kingdom. I try and use the tools at my disposal to make the process of editing as effiicient and accurate as possible and I'm hoping to share some tips and techniques that I've picked up along the way. I'm an enthusiastic and grateful member of the Chartered Institute of Editing and Proofreading. Editorial freelancers benefit hugely from being part of supportive organisations:  for direct support for our work, such as training and providing routes for our clients to find us, but also for community, which is needed now more than ever. 
    Please note: all Word tips are based on Word 365 for PC. 

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