Assign a Macro to a Key or Menu

Create a folder named \Macros in your SolidWorks installation directory (in the same folder as sldworks.exe). This \Macros folder is where you must keep the all the macros that you access from a key or a menu.
Record a macro and make sure it has a .swp extension.
Save the macro in the \Macros folder.

With a document open, click Tools, Customize, Keyboard.
Select Macros in Categories.

If Macros is not listed, you must create a macro folder and record a macro in your SolidWorks installation directory, as described in the first procedure.

Select the name of the macro in Commands. The macro is in the form: <macro_name>:<module_name>.<method_name>.

The macro description appears in Description.

Type a value for Press new shortcut key to assign a shortcut key to the macro, and click Assign.

The shortcut key name appears in Current keys.
Click OK.

With a document open, click Tools, Customize, Menus.
Select Macros in Categories.

If Macros is not listed, you must create a macro folder and record a macro in your SolidWorks installation directory, as described in the first procedure.

Select the name of the macro in Commands. The macro is in the form: <macro_name>:<module_name>.<method_name>.

The macro description appears in Description.

Select the menu and sub-menu, if necessary, where you want to add the new menu item for your macro in Change what menu.
Select a position for the new menu item in Position on menu.
Type a command name for Name of command.
Click Add, then click OK.

Assign a Macro to a Shortcut Key or Menu

You can assign your own macros to shortcut keys or create new menu items for them.

When you assign a macro to a shortcut key or to a menu, you can specify which method (a procedure that operates on an object) within the macro you want to run.

Before you assign a macro to a shortcut key or to a menu item, you must create a macro folder and record a macro in your SolidWorks installation directory.