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i have several macros i want to put together as one macro. How do I do this
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You will find it easier to read, troubleshoot, and change the macros if you
leave them as separate macros. But the choice is yours. You can merge all the macros by simply pasting all the code together but you have to be sure that the code still makes sense. Or you can leave them as separate macros and run them from one macro, like this: Sub MainMacro Call ThisMacro Call ThatMacro Call TheOtherMacro End Sub HTH Otto "Sue" wrote in message ... i have several macros i want to put together as one macro. How do I do this -- Sue |
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