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4 PDFsam Word-VBA-Tutorial

This tutorial teaches how to write macros in VBA to automate tasks in Microsoft Word. It covers recording macros to generate VBA code that repeats actions, and how to interact with documents, ranges, selections, and paragraphs from the macro code. The tutorial also notes that VBA is the programming language used to automate Microsoft Office programs like Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Access, and that macros are blocks of VBA code that perform specific tasks.

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4 PDFsam Word-VBA-Tutorial

This tutorial teaches how to write macros in VBA to automate tasks in Microsoft Word. It covers recording macros to generate VBA code that repeats actions, and how to interact with documents, ranges, selections, and paragraphs from the macro code. The tutorial also notes that VBA is the programming language used to automate Microsoft Office programs like Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Access, and that macros are blocks of VBA code that perform specific tasks.

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Word VBA Macro Tutorial

This is a tutorial for using VBA with Microsoft Word. This tutorial will teach you how to write a
simple Macro and interact with Documents, Ranges, Selections, and Paragraphs.

Note: If you’re brand new to Macros / VBA you might also find this article useful: How to write
VBA Macros from Scratch.

VBA is the programming language used to automate Microsoft Office programs including Word,
Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Access.

Macros are blocks of VBA code that perform specific tasks.

When you Record a Macro, Word will write VBA code into a Macro, allowing you to repeat your
actions. You can see a list of all available Macros from View > Macros.

After recording a Macro, you will be able to edit the Macro from the Macro List:

AutoMacro:
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