- Mark as New
- Bookmark
- Subscribe
- Mute
- Subscribe to RSS Feed
- Permalink
- Report
OK. I understand now. I do not know how to change the behavior of that drop down list, but I have another tip that might help out some. What I often do when I want to be able to run some macros quickly & easily is add a button to the ribbon for it, that way I can just click it once to run it. To do this, just right click anywhere on an existing ribbon button, then choose "Customize User Commands..." from the right-click menu. This will bring up the 'Customize' dialog. (You can also get to this dialog from the Tools tab > Options panel > Customize) On the right side, choose which ribbon you want to add these macro buttons to from the drop-down list at the top. Then on the left side, choose 'Macros' from the top drop-down list, under 'Choose commands from:. Then you can either drag-n-drop them, or select them, then click the center directional buttons to move them over. Once you click Apply, you will see a ribbon panel called "User Commands" at the end of your other panels with your macro buttons shown within. Now you can simply left click the button to run the macro.
PS. Just an additional tip...if your macro is set up as a Function, instead of a Sub; or if it is set-up to receive 'input' variables, those will not be recognized as true macros that you can run this way.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)