Ronald - personal choice, i guess - i hate not using "call" because
then in the code you've got this "MarkFormatting" text hanging out
there all alone with no indication of what it is or what it's doing.
yes i may remember today what it is, but six months from now? by
using the "call" keyword i'm reminding myself of what "MarkFormatting"
is and what it's doing.
like i said, personal choice, but technically you're right. :)
susan


On Jan 22, 2:44*pm, "Ronald R. Dodge, Jr."
wrote:
Actually, you don't even have to use the "Call" keyword as it's assumed in
VBA.

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Thanks,

Ronald R. Dodge, Jr.
Production Statistician
Master MOUS 2000"Susan" wrote in message

...
sub Mark()

call MarkFormatting
call MarkCopying
call MarkPrinting

End Sub

you can call as many as you want from the main macro, and they can be
contained in other modules.
hope that helps!
:)
susan

On Jan 22, 2:35 pm, Mark P wrote:



Is it possible to create a macro that just runs a few other macros? I have
12
separate macros with separate shortcuts and it'd be easier to have one
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