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Last updated on: February 06, 2021
Also available as a single HTML file Onetastic Macro Documentation > Getting Started with Macros Getting Started with MacrosMacros are small programs that can be used to perform simple repetitive tasks in OneNote very quickly. The idea is similar to macros in other Office applications which use VBA language. OneNote does not support VBA and Onetastic add-in provides a simple macro language and an editor to build macros. The main mechanism under which macros operate is as following:
Macro StructureA macro consist of a list of statements which may look like this: ![]() ![]() The above macro will highlight all paragraphs that is last edited by someone named John. |
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