macro in German
macro in German is makro-, Makro — macro means a short, saved sequence of commands that runs automatically to perform a repeated task.
macro in German
makro-
Very large in scope or scale.
Makro
(programming) A comparatively human-friendly abbreviation of complex input to a computer program.
makro-
What does "macro" mean?
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noun A short, saved sequence of commands that runs automatically to perform a repeated task.
"She wrote a macro in Excel to format the report with one click."
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verb To create or run a macro to automate a task.
"He macroed the whole invoicing process to save time each month."
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macro in a sentence
- She wrote a macro in Excel to format the report with one click.
- The keyboard shortcut triggers a macro that saves and emails the file.
- He macroed the whole invoicing process to save time each month.
- She macroed the repeated formatting steps so the task took seconds.
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What is "macro" in German?
"macro" in German is makro-, Makro. macro means: A short, saved sequence of commands that runs automatically to perform a repeated task.
How do you use "macro" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrote a macro in Excel to format the report with one click." In German, "macro" is makro-, Makro.
Are there other ways to say "macro" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "macro": makro-, Makro.
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