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1. #SHOW DEVELOPER TAB WORD 2016 HOW TO#
2. #SHOW DEVELOPER TAB WORD 2016 CODE#
3. #SHOW DEVELOPER TAB WORD 2016 PLUS#

#SHOW DEVELOPER TAB WORD 2016 CODE#

After you put following code into your Visual Basic Editor, please do not forget to save your excel file as XLSM file.

#SHOW DEVELOPER TAB WORD 2016 HOW TO#

This post is just use an example to show you how to develop a macro.

I will not make detailed explanation here and will introduce VBA syntax in future. The index number represents the position of the comment in the specified selection, range, or document. We can use Comments(Index), where Index is the index number, to return a single Comment object and it’s related information. You can also right click on your button to change the text into “Extract Comments” as shown in above figure. So far, the Visual Basic Editor will be opened and is ready for you to enter code. Give your macro a name like Retrieve_Comments and then click on New. After you press up your mouse, Assign Macro dialog box will be showed up.

#SHOW DEVELOPER TAB WORD 2016 PLUS#

After a plus sign appears, you can move the plus sign and draw a box which is a button. Click on Developer tab -> Insert and then select the first one – button.

Here is to show you how to insert button and assign a macro to it. By clicking on this button, Excel can run VBA. Finally the last thing – Action element – is exactly the button (in green box) in the left panel. Here I have created four columns to contain retrieved information such as author of comments, content of comments and on which day the comments are created. We have to put word file from which we ‘d like to extract comments into cell B1. The left part in below figure represents Input element. From this point of view, we need three elements. And by running VBA ( Action), Excel can finish the task by itselt. We need it to retrive information from Word file ( Input) and put comments ( Output) in Excel file. Now let’s move on and see what we would like this macro to do.

Another approach is to click on Developer ->Visual Basic. Here I only show you a screenshot for Microsoft Excel 2010/2013/2016.Īfter showing up Developer tab, you can press Alt+F11 to trigger out Visual Basic Editor. Then select Developer which is under Main Tabs (This Main Tabs is Under Customize the Ribbon). For Microsoft Excel 2010/2013/2016, we can click on the File tab -> Options to trigger out Excel options dialog box and then click on Customize Ribbon. For Microsoft Excel 2007, we can enable it to show Developer tab by clicking on Microsoft Office Button -> Excel options -> Popular and then select the Show Developer tab in the Ribbon check box. Developer tab is not displayed in Excel by default. Show Developer tab and Open Visual Basic Editorįirst of all, let me introduce some basic knowledge. Today this post will guide you through how develop a VBA macro to complete the task. To pull all the comments out is time consuming. Programmers need to extract those comments and put them in an excel file. Tables, figures and listings must be bundled together and sent out to Statisticians for review.