Shortcut keys for macros

shadow12345

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This is such a dumb question... if i record a macro and forget to assign a shortcut key, is there a way to assign it afterwards?

I normally record another w/ the shortcut then use it to call the other one, but there has to be an easy way im sure.
 

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Not sure about the newer versions, but in 2003 go to Tools, Macro, Macros... Pick the macro, and then click Options... There is a place there to assign the shortcut key.
 
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