Q&A
| Q1: | After I assigned the shortcut key letter “a” to my macro, why couldn't I run it? |
| A1: | Macro shortcut key letters are case sensitive. If you assigned a lowercase letter shortcut key to your macro, make sure the Caps Lock key is turned off when you want to use the lowercase letter to run your macro. |
| Q2: | After recording the wrong actions and commands in my macro and realizing it halfway through the recording process, is it possible to scrap the macro? |
| A2: | Yes. Click the Stop Recording button on the Macro toolbar and choose Tools, Macro, Macros. Then delete the macro and start again. |
| Q3: | Can I stop my macro while it is running? |
| A3: | Sure. Just press the Esc key to stop the macro before it completes its actions. |
| Q4: | Why can't I use my macro in a workbook ... |
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