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How to Create a Macro in Microsoft Excel

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It is very easy to create a macro in Microsoft Excel. Here’s a short guide on how to do it in simple steps:

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  1. Inside your Microsoft Excel worksheet, head over to the top menu bar and click 'Developer'.
  2. Select 'Record Macro' from the available options.
  3. After that, provide all the required information based on your preferences. Add a unique Macro Name and Description. At the same time, specify the Storage and Shortcut Key you wish to use.
  4. Once done, tap 'OK' to proceed further.
  5. Start performing the specific action you wish to record as a macro.
  6. Finally, head back to the top menu bar and click 'Stop Recording'. At this point, the macro will be created and saved instantly.
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