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Can one macro be made that will call and execute a number of other macros in sequence? If so, how?
Assume:
macro-1 called by crtl-F1
macro-2 called by crtl-F2
macro-3 called by crtl-F3
How can one make a macro such as:
macro-all called by crtl-F12
which will call and execute macro-1, macro-2, macro-3 in sequence?
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If I understand what you're saying, simply put mac- "Macro name" at the bottom of your macro, this will end the current macro and go to the next. That way you can cause a train reaction of macros to run, one right after the other.
Example: Just run the first macro.(Macro80)
Macro ( Macro80 )
Macro ( Macro81 )
Macro ( Macro82 )
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Thank you but that does not answer my specific question. Following your solution will not let me run the origional macros as individual macros. If I start in the middle or the train, it wiil progress through the remianing macros.
George
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Use functions. Two macros cannot run simultaneously.
Function1
Function2
Function3
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Thank you so very much. At my age (83) I never would have found the answer on my own. Thanks agai.
George
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Age 83, wow! Good for you!!!!!!
At age 36, I thought I was already pretty old to first start doing programming. QuickMacros is the best. Thanks Gintaras!!!!!!!
