How to Add a Macro Button to Quick Access Toolbar

The macro button added to a worksheet looks nice, but it takes time to add a button to every sheet. Add your preferred macro to the Quick Access Toolbar to make it accessible from anywhere.

Step 1. Use the context menu by right-clicking the Quick Access Toolbar and selecting More Commands

Step 2. Select Macros

We can make a few more adjustments or click OK to save the changes

Step 4. If the icon added turns out to be unsuitable for your macro, click Modify to change it to a different icon

Step 5. Select a desired icon for your macro button from the Modify Button dialogue box

Step 6. Click on OK once done

Well Done! You now have a button on Excel that will start a macro.

You just need to select the Excel macro execution method that best suits your requirements now that you are aware of the various available options. I appreciate your time and hope to see you on some of our other blogs.

We can record a macro in Excel or write from scratch in VB Editor. Excel provides different options to run a macro. In this article, we explore four different approaches to running a macro in an Excel application.

Even while executing an Excel macro is a straightforward process for seasoned users, it might not be clear to newbies. You will discover numerous ways to execute macros in this article, some of which may entirely alter the way you interact with Excel files.

The below macro will write the text “Geeks for Geeks” in cell B5

Sub updateText()

ActiveSheet.Range(“B5”).Value = “Geeks for Geeks”

End Sub