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Starting today, you—and your colleagues—can run Office Scripts by pressing a button within a workbook. This highly requested feature introduces a new way to share scripts with colleagues, making it easier for users to find and run your scripts.
Script buttons will be rolling out to organizations with Microsoft 365 commercial or educational licenses over the coming weeks. Follow the steps below to try it out:
- From the Automate tab, select a script.
- Go to the More options (…) menu in either the Script Details, All Scripts or Code Editor pane.
- Select Add button.
Read more about script buttons for Office Scripts.
Learn more about Office Scripts
New to Office Scripts and wondering how to get started? Check out these resources created by our team and community:
- Office Scripts Homepage
- Introduction to Office Scripts by Leila Gharani
- Office Scripts samples
Share your feedback
We'd love to hear your feedback as you try out our feature! Below are a few ways you can connect with our team:
- Give us feedback through the Send Feedback button located in the More options (…) menu of the Code Editor.
- Inform our product direction through joining our focus group on GreenRoom.
- Ask your scripting questions on StackOverflow using the [office-scripts] tag.
Happy Scripting!
Nancy on behalf of the Office Scripts team