Although Microsoft Excel is a powerful spreadsheet out of the box, macros make it even more useful. You can create and record macros within the app.

If you do a lot of boring, repetitive tasks on a computer, the programs you use may have some built-in automation capabilities. Here's how to use them.

Creating a macro is the process of recording keystrokes and mouse clicks for repetitive tasks within a document or spreadsheet.

While macros can be created using code, they can also be created by having Excel record your actions. It is very simple. I illustrate, in the accompanying video, how to record a macro in Excel using ...

The CodeJacked weblog has a nice primer on keyboard macros - keystroke sequences you can record and playback in various software applications to automate tasks.

No reason to feel intimidated by macros again. In this post you'll learn how to apply macros in six easy steps!

Creating a macro is the process of recording keystrokes and mouse clicks for repetitive tasks, such as creating tables, custom layouts, or inserting formulas and cell widths in a spreadsheet.

AutoHotkey has many features that make it one of the best keyboard macro recorder applications available. It has a wide range of features but it is not easy to use.

I can record this in a macro recorder and have it do it every 10 minutes, and all is well, except that the icon may not be in the same place.