Distribute the width of the selected columns equally between them. This macros is similar to the command of the same name in Microsoft Word.

Uncheck all todos contained in cells. Useful if you have many todos on one page and some must not be unchecked. For example, if you have a weekly calendar with todos you must do each day, and separate todos that don't need to be done on a specific day. I put my daily todos in a table and the other todos outside of the table. This marco unchecks only the todos in the table (in cells).

Unlock the column width of the selected columns so that their width adjusts automatically based on content.

Changes text color to a three-pair RGB hexadecimal value where each pair is a 2 digit value between 00 (off) to FF (full intensity). For example, to change text to full intensity RGB red, one would enter FF0000. For full intensity green, one would enter 00FF00. For blue, one would enter 0000FF. Any RGB combinaison is thus possible.

Insert a blank line before Heading 1, 2 and 3.

Count the selected rows and shows the result in a message box.

Moves images to upper left corner of page, under title.

Sets the proofing language on selected text to French (CA)

Creates a new page with a category index at the top where each category is a hyperlink to sections below. Categories are comma delimited lists of strings (i.e "A,B,C,D,E", "Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday", "⭐,⚡,❓", etc.). An index page can serve as a repository for notes that need to be filed by category.

Sum hours contained in page titles of current section and display the total in a dialog box. Optionally, create a new page with a detailed report. Hours must be between parentheses and be at the end of the page title. For example: This is my page title (7.5)

Converts an horizontally separated list (item1, item2, item3, etc.) to a vertical list (bulleted, to do or table). Horizontal separator is customizable (defaults to ", ", that is a comma and a space) and the first character of each individual item can be forced to uppercase. Table option is ideal when a comma separated list of words must be formatted to some sort of lexicon where the left column contains the items and the right column would contain the definitions as a blank column is automatically added to the right of the column of items.

Imports a selected CSV file into the current page as a table

Following a change in behavior introduced in OneNote for Microsoft 365 (version 2505+, June 2025), the built-in "Copy Link to Paragraph" now produces only web links to entire pages instead of internal links to specific paragraphs in the desktop app. This macro restores the classic functionality of copying a true onenote:// link to the selected paragraph in your clipboard, making it easy to create precise internal references as before. Simply run the macro, then paste the resulting link anywhere you need direct navigation to your chosen paragraph.

This macro toggles hierarchical numbering for all paragraphs styled as Heading 1 through Heading 6 on the current page. It intelligently detects existing numeric prefixes using string analysis to determine whether to add or remove numbering. In Add Mode, it prepends multi-level numbers (e.g., "1", "1.1", "1.1.1", etc.) to your headings while automatically maintaining and resetting sub-level counts. In Remove Mode, it identifies the numeric prefix and strips it away to restore your original heading text. This toggle design allows you to quickly refresh or "reset" your numbering by simply running the macro twice.