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What I am wanting to do is have the macro check a specific screen location in Attachmate for any value other than nothing. If there is a value, then continue running the macro, if there is nothing then stop running the macro. I've tried using the following, but it isn't working: Location =...

I'm working from that link Skip provided, Combining Two or More EXTRA! Macros into One. Ok, when I placed two "Include Statements" before "Sub Main()" ['$Include: "Pei.EBH" and '$Include: "Cei.EBH" on separate lines] and then placed "Pei" and "Cei" calls where I need them to run, it says that...

So, I thought I was done. With Skip's help, I was able to get past having the macro check an Excel value, then operate within Attachmate accordingly. My current problem "Procedure Too Large." I'll post the entire macro in this thread (a little over 1200 lines). My skills are very limited...

Excel 2010 can handle up to 64 nested IF statements in a single line. Can the same be said for Attachmate? As an example, can I have a macro look at a specific location and based off the corresponding text run a specific action. As an example, 22 letters of the alphabet, can the macro look at...

Ok, I'm looking for help and this site has been good to me so far. I'm a government employee with minimal programming ability. I'm working on a macro script that hopefully will save us money and time. I do like to dig-in and figure things out, but I'm stumped. I've got a working macro used...