Record SolidWorks Macro
To record a SolidWorks macro:
Click Record\Pause
Macro 
on the Macro toolbar, or click Tools,
Macro, Record.
Perform the actions that you want to record.
When you are done recording, click Stop
Macro 
on the Macro toolbar or click Tools,
Macro, Stop.
In the dialog, type a name for the macro in File name, select the type of macro
in Save as type, and click Save.
NOTES:
If you selected SW VBA Macros (*.swp), then the .swp extension is automatically added
to the filename.
If you selected SW VSTA VB Macro (*.vbproj), then a
Visual Basic .NET project is created. Building or debugging the project
creates an executable file with an filename extension of .dll.
If you selected SW VSTA C# Macro (*.csproj), then a
C# project is created. Building or debugging the project creates an executable
file with an filename extension of .dll.
If you selected SW All Macros Types (*.swp,
*.csproj, *.vbproj),
then a VBA macro file is created and VB.NET, and C# projects are created.
A .swp extension is automatically
added to the VBA macro's filename. Two folders are created for the VB.NET
and C# projects.
The VB.NET project
folder's name is the name of the macro plus -vbnet.
The C# project folder
name is the name of the project plus -csharp.
For example, if you saved the just recorded macro as Macro1
and selected SW All Macros Types (*.swp,
*.csproj, *.vbproj) in Save as
type, then the folder where you saved the macros would contain
a file called Macro1.swp and two
project folders, Macro1-vbnet
and Macro1-csharp. The VB.NET
and C# projects reside in their respective folders.
NOTE: The Automatically edit
macro after recording system option has no effect when you select
to save a just recorded macro as SW All
Macros Types (*.swp, *.csproj, *.vbproj).
To pause while recording a macro, click Record\Pause
Macro or Tools,
Macro, Pause.
Click Record\Pause Macro again to continue recording.