Have you ever been prompted to send a follow up email while working in Word?  Maybe you are reviewing a meeting agenda or reading a final draft for a new company policy. You can navigate to Outlook create a new email and copy paste the necessary text in.  This takes a bit of time and isn’t very efficient.  Instead try using our Word Macro Create Outlook Email with Selected Text!  This macro will generate an Outlook email directly out of Word pulling in any text you have selected into the Email Body.  This macro is a better way to generate a follow up email helping you get a quicker response. Instead of writing reminders on Post-it notes start using this macro Create Outlook Email with Selected Text today!

More Macros More Buttons.  If you create enough macros you will begin to question if a button needs to be created for each one.  It is overwhelming when there are too many custom macro buttons to select from. This also makes navigating to run a specific macro difficult. To address this issue, we created the macro Word InputBox Call Macros! This Word macro displays an InputBox with a list of macros that can be called.  To call a specific macro just enter in the leading number and click ok. The concept of this macro is simple and helps you stay organized storing all macros within one button.

Have you ever had different Word Documents coming from various sources and need to combine them into one?  Say for example a different team member is assigned to work on the Beginning, Middle, and End of a paper.  Once each part is complete you have to open each Word Document, select all the content, then copy and navigate back to your original document to paste. Fortunately, there is a better way with VBA! With the Copy Multiple Documents into One macro you can quickly combine all these Word Documents with one click! This Word macro allows you to delegate more work because you can efficiently combine all the efforts of your team.