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Hi John-Charles:<br />
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That link you posted provides a solution although it is suicide-inducing in its complexity. &nbsp;<br />
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Have you ever assigned a macro in Excel or Word? &nbsp;It's a 2 minute process. &nbsp;<br />
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You gave me a legitimate solution and you definitely deserve the points. &nbsp;However, I must open up another question on the assignation of macros to the Quick Access Toolbar. &nbsp;Hopefully that is a simpler solution.
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Hi John-Charles:

That link you posted provides a solution although it is suicide-inducing in its complexity.  

Have you ever assigned a macro in Excel or Word?  It's a 2 minute process.  

You gave me a legitimate solution and you definitely deserve the points.  However, I must open up another question on the assignation of macros to the Quick Access Toolbar.  Hopefully that is a simpler solution.

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I would like to add my macro to the quick access toolbar or ribbon in Visio. &nbsp;Can't seem to find any way to do this?
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I would like to add my macro to the quick access toolbar or ribbon in Visio.  Can't seem to find any way to do this?

Visio 2010 - How to add my MACRO to the ribbon or Quick Access Toolbar

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