1. Click Manage tab Customization panel User Interface. Find
2. In the Customize tab, Command List pane, locate and select the command you want to
   assign (or modify) a command macro.
3. In the Properties pane, select the Macro field and click the […] button that is displayed.
4. In the Long String Editor, edit the macro as desired and click OK.
5. Click Apply.

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sp>To Assign or Modify a Command Macro. In the Customize tab, Command List pane, locate and select the command you want to assign (or modify) a command macro. In the Properties pane, select the Macro field and click the […] button that is displayed. In the Long String Editor, edit the macro as desired and click OK.Command List pane, locate and select the command you want to assign (or modify) a command macro. In the Properties pane, select …macro that you want to assign to the control is in a separate workbook, open that workbook first … Modify an assigned macro Do one of the following:.change. To change the command or the program assignment, click Configure. To change or to assign a macro to the key, click Assign/Manage Macro. Select the appropriate options, and then follow the instructions.assign a macro to a button, choose a bitmap image for the button, and place the button on any toolbar. … In the Customize dialog box, on the Commands tab, under Categories, select Macro. … Modifying a Macro Customization.assign a macro to a keyboard shortcut or a mouse gesture from the Customize dialog box. … The Command column lists the macros that are assigned to a toolbar button, keyboard shortcut, … Modifying a Macro Customization.macro button and assign a macro to it in the working area of … You are able to change the text on button, change the assign macro, and … Click the arrow button at the top of ribbon, and select the More Commands… item  …