So, I'll clear these cells, and turn on Use Relative References. Well, I know I need to record a new macro. It happened because, by default, the macro recorder was using absolute references.īefore I started recording, I should have turned on Use Relative References.īy using relative references, the macro will build a series by selecting the active cell and 6 cells to its right, instead of building a series using A1 through G1. I'll clear these cells again, and this time I'll select a cell in a different column and row C3, just to test the macro a little more. I'll click the Macros button to bring up the Macro dialog box, and click Run. Now I'll clear these filled cells to clean up the worksheet, and select A1 again so we can test our macro. We are done with our auto-fill, and since that's all we wanted to record, I'll click Stop Recording. See how the Record Macro button turned to Stop Recording. I'll repeat these steps, but this time, I'll turn on the macro recorder. So, I'll clear these cells and select A1. When I get over here, I release the right mouse button and click Fill Series. After I type Sunday, I right-click the cell and drag it to the right.Īs I move over here, the Tool Tips show what will go in each cell, all the way through Saturday. I'll record an auto-fill operation where I build a series of days based on typing Sunday in a cell. Now, I see the DEVELOPER tab and here in the Code group are the Record Macro button and some other buttons I'll go over later. I click the FILE tab > Options > Customize Ribbon, and over here, I select Developer, and then click OK.
That's where all of the macro commands are.
Now before we get started, I want to make sure the DEVELOPER tab is available on the ribbon. If you are on a Windows RT PC, you'll see Microsoft Office 2013 RT here. To see what version of Office 2013 you are running, click FILE and then click Account. The macro recorder is the easiest way to create a new macro in Excel.Ī quick note: Macros aren't available in Office on a Windows RT PC. You want to automate a repetitive task in Excel, so that you can do the task again with a single click.
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