er? On the tool bar? Click the blank area of the tool bar. Click Customise.
Right click a button and click Copy Button Image. Then paste it into your
word doc or whatever.

This macro will create a toolbar with 1000 icons that you can copy and paste
wherever you want to paste them. (Customize the toolbar and then click the
modify to get to the Copy command.) I use the icons in other applications
as well as documentation.

Sub ShowFaceIDs()
Dim NewToolbar As CommandBar
Dim NewButton As CommandBarButton
Dim i As Integer, IDStart As Integer, IDStop As Integer

'Delete existing FaceIds toolbar if it exists
On Error Resume Next
Application.CommandBars("FaceIds").Delete
On Error GoTo 0

'Add an empty toolbar
Set NewToolbar = Application.CommandBars.Add _
(Name:="FaceIds", temporary:=True)
NewToolbar.Visible = True

'Change the following values to see different FaceIDs
IDStart = 1
IDStop = 1000

For i = IDStart To IDStop
Set NewButton = NewToolbar.Controls.Add _
(Type:=msoControlButton, Id:=2950)
NewButton.FaceId = i
NewButton.Caption = "FaceID = " & i
Next i
NewToolbar.Width = 600
End Sub

I do it all the time! I do it from the ShowFaceID toolbar, too!

Once the toolbar is created, right click on it and select Customize.

Locate the AutoSum picture IN the ShowFaceID toolbar and then right click on
it (While in Customize mode) Then you can click the Copy button image.
Copy Button Image is grayed out if you pick off the Standard toolbar,
because it is a combo box. Now switch over to Word and CTRL+V to paste the
Icon into your Word document.

AutoSum = FaceID 226
Plus Sign = FaceID 374