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    How to Create a Macro in Windows 10

    Iram ImtiazBy Iram ImtiazAugust 9, 2024Updated:August 11, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    If you have daily tasks that need repetition at work, can they be done automatically? What if we told you you could finish a lengthy series of commands without raising your hand with just one click? It sounds incredible. Macros are sequences of strokes of the keyboard wait or mouse connecting on a keyboard shortcut to automate a particular computer task. So, how does one go about making a macro in Windows 10? Let’s investigate.

    How to Set Up a Windows 10 Macro?

    With macros, you can work more efficiently and accurately while saving time. Macros are here to make your work more comfortable, whether you have a duplicative task in Excel or need to send hundreds of emails using the same phrase. Examine the techniques.

    Method 1: Using Excel

    If you are using Excel, you can record a macro task directly. To follow suit, take a look at these steps:

    1. Launch Excel, select File from the tab’s upper left corner, and then select Options.

    2. From the Excel Options, choose Customize Ribbon.

    3. Under Main Tabs, check Developer, then click OK.

    4. Select Record Macro from the drop-down menu in the upper left corner of your Excel sheet after selecting Developer from the main tab.

    5. Type in the macro’s name, the shortcut key you want, and the description, and click OK.

    6. Complete your task and select the Developer tab’s Stop Recording option.

    This will record your macro and store it in your workbook so you can use the shortcut key to repeat the action whenever you want to.

    Method 2: On a Desktop

    If you would like to make a macro for any particular desktop app, you can accomplish so by following the instructions listed below:

    1. Select Create shortcut by right-clicking over any app of your choice.

    2. To confirm your action, select Yes.

    3. Next, choose Properties with a right-click on the newly created shortcut.

    4. Enter your shortcut keys under the Shortcut tab, click Apply, and OK.

    That’s it; you can now launch your preferred app by pressing the designated key.

    Method 3: Using the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center

    Hotkeys, also called keyboard shortcuts, are one or more other keys you can set up. To create shortcut keys, take these steps:

    1. Set up your computer to run Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center.
    2. After connecting the keyboard, you want to configure it with hotkeys and launch Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center.
    3. Choose the key you want to use as your hotkey, then click OK after choosing a base from the Command list.

    Henceforth, your shortcut will activate whenever you press the key.

    Method 4: Through Outside Applications

    As Windows 10 lacks an integrated feature to record all macros on the device, reliable third-party apps can assist.

    1. Go to TinyTask’s official website and select Download.

    2. To access the toolbar, double-click the TinyTask application.

    3. Press the Rec button to begin recording your instruction.

    4. After completing your action, click the Rec button once more to end the recording.

    5. To save your command, click the exe button at this point.

    6. Give your macro file a name, then select Save.

    To complete the recorded task, open your file whenever you choose. 

    We hope that our tutorial on creating a Windows 10 macro was helpful. Please use the comment section to contact us with any questions or advice.

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