Welcome to Part 3 of my tutorial on Recording A Macro Using Microsoft Word. If you would prefer a Hi-Resolution version of this video one can be downloaded from my website http://kingsolutions.org.uk with a printable guide.
In Part One you learned how to use the Macro Recorder to turn your keystrokes and mouse movements into a macro code.
In Part 2, you learned how to assign a macro to a quick-key or keyboard shortcut and a toolbar button so the macro can be run easily.
In Part 3, you will learn how to make changes to your macro using the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Editor.
