We've been there. Working on an assembly and there are a ton of documents open bogging down Solidworks. In order to clear the clutter you have to close each document individually. Not any more. Just run this macro and every document except the active document will be closed.

Another great macro written by Deepak Gupta - edited by Garret Hansen - Posted on the SolidWorks ForumI use multiple sheet drawings and I run this macro before I print to make sure I have the latest and greatest sheet formats.

Macro to save Assembly as Part with "Exterior Components" option.

Automates the creation of surfaces from 3D surface functions. Equations can be input using Cartesion, cylindrical, or spherical coordinates. Can create either surfaces and/or curve sets. Uses Excel for calculations.

Little GUI to save Open Solidworks Assembly as a Part (External Ssurfaces) and if needed as STEP. Options exist to Overwrite existing Files in chosen directory or to save under a different name. Default filepath set to current working directory and filename too origin file name.

Press on a part and use the Macro to open it separately from the assembly. I have assigned this Macro to the key 'O' to gain quick access to the part.

This macro is similar to the open assembly command used in drawings but works in assemblies instead

A model with a part that has holes created by hole wizard not in an isometric view exists is checked to see if all holes have a callout attached to them

Close all read-only documents and decide whether or not to close documents with unsaved changes with a single dialog. The normal SolidWorks behaviour is to ask for each document in succession, this could lead to clicking don't save on a file that does require a save.

Copies part level colors from one assembly component to another