Doing Macros for Microsoft Word 2013 (Doing to Understand Book 14)

This book is written for people who don't want to program in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) but need to because:
1. They want to be more efficient.
2. They want to increase the worth of their investment in Microsoft Word.
3. They have word processing tasks which are difficult, tedious and time-consuming.
This book can take you to several skill levels:
1. Record and use macros as a routine activity in creating Word documents.
2. Edit a recorded macro to add specificity, interactivity and capabilities that cannot be recorded.
3. Study the construction of the macros and the Word Help documentation until you can write your own VBA subroutines.
Even if you use macros at the most elementary level you will find that your productivity is greatly increased. The underlying concept of this book is not a new idea. There is an axiom in the programming profession:
"The only way to learn how to code is – start coding" This book will get you started.