eynax.blogg.se - december 2022

You will now be dropped into the VB Macro Editor experience which looks nothing like Word! Don’t worry you just need to paste the following code in as shown

Select Macros, give the new macro a name and select a scope for where to save the macro (this determines where it will be available later on). You should now get the Developer toolbar appearing The Developer toolbar needed for creating macros isn’t visible by default so to switch it on to File | Options | Customize Ribbon and ensure Developer is checked

Here’s how we create the Word macro (this is in Outlook 2016) The solution to quickly and easily address the image width problem in bulk is to create a Word macro to resize all images in a Word document that are too wide to fit on the page. In many cases the pictures are wider than the page width and look half missing. This is a pretty good result except for the pictures. This will export all pages from the OneNote section and append them all into one Word document. Right-click on the section tab and select Export…Ĭhange the export file type to be a Word document (*.docx)

Automatically fix up image sizing issues with a custom macro.

Export the entire section into a Word (*.docx) file.

Create a new OneNote section (temporarily in needed) to arrange the pages I wanted to export (one section per Word document I wanted).

The technique I used and will step through in this post was to: I needed to find a way to export a number of pages from a OneNote notebook into Word documents.