How to run all macros once only in word document

Hi Niky,

There are a couple of ways to achieve this.

Create a new subroutine and call all the macros from that.

Or...

Define a Boolean variable i.e. blnMyMacroRun As Boolean for each macro. Which you set to True at the end of the macro. At the start of the Macro check whether it is True and Exit Sub if it is.

Option Explicit
' Macros run booleans.
Private blnMyMacroRun As Boolean


Private Sub MyMacro()


If blnMyMacroRun = True Then Exit Sub


' Do some stuff.
.
.
.
 
blnMyMacroRun = True


End Sub

Regards,

Tom Rowe

The critical thing is to locate them then add them to your new macros.dot(m) document.

• Open the Macros dialog box (Word 2003: Tools > Macro > Macros; Word2007: View tab > Macros button).
• Type anything in the Macro name field (you'll be deleting it in a moment, so don't worry about what it is).
• Click Create.
• Specific steps are here: https://docsbay.net/word-separ…ach-them-to-all-documents