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Running a Macro inside of another Macro 1

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BChumie

BChumie

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Jan 11, 2002
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Hello,
I am sure this is simple and I am just dumb, But how do you run a macro inside of another macro?

For instance I want to write a macro and at the very end I want it to jump to another macro.

Thanks,
Brad
 
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Brad,

Place the name of Procedure2 inside of Procedure1. In your case, add it to the end of Procedure1

HTH

M. Smith
 
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wow... that was me trying to make that much harder than it was :) Sorry I don't really work with VB so I am learning. Thank You for answer me!!! <<head is down in shame for asking such an easily obtained answer>> ;)

Brad
 
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wow... that was me trying to make that much harder than it was :) Sorry I don't really work with VB so I am learning. Thank You for answering me!!! <<head is down in shame for asking such an easily obtained answer>> ;)

Brad
 
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