![]() Technically, you could just ignore it as long as the macro works. My typing is not perfect, and my fat fingers often hit keys other than the one I intended to hit. But if you are at all like me (which I will assume for the purpose of these tutorials), you make mistakes. Once you get used to the idea you will start to see more opportunities to use macros to make your workflow more efficient. We did a simple example of one for Word in our first tutorial, Beginning with VBA: Recording a Simple Macro in Word. It comes included in Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel, though not in Microsoft PowerPoint. The quickest way to get started with Macros is to record one using the Macro recorder. Note: You may find it easier to follow if you download TitleBlock with the sample code. ![]()
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