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I had to step away from my desk in the middle of recording a new macro. I
didn't want to lose my work so I stopped macro and saved. My question is, is it possible to start recording within the same macro from where I left off? |
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no, sorry.
regards FSt1 "Jase4now" wrote: I had to step away from my desk in the middle of recording a new macro. I didn't want to lose my work so I stopped macro and saved. My question is, is it possible to start recording within the same macro from where I left off? |
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FSt1,
If I started a new macro from where I left off, could I then cut and paste the 'new macro' info into the macro I had originally worked on and delete then second macro? "FSt1" wrote: no, sorry. regards FSt1 "Jase4now" wrote: I had to step away from my desk in the middle of recording a new macro. I didn't want to lose my work so I stopped macro and saved. My question is, is it possible to start recording within the same macro from where I left off? |
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yes, that you can do.
regards FSt1 "Jase4now" wrote: FSt1, If I started a new macro from where I left off, could I then cut and paste the 'new macro' info into the macro I had originally worked on and delete then second macro? "FSt1" wrote: no, sorry. regards FSt1 "Jase4now" wrote: I had to step away from my desk in the middle of recording a new macro. I didn't want to lose my work so I stopped macro and saved. My question is, is it possible to start recording within the same macro from where I left off? |
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Yes.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 20 May 2008 11:15:03 -0700, Jase4now wrote: FSt1, If I started a new macro from where I left off, could I then cut and paste the 'new macro' info into the macro I had originally worked on and delete then second macro? "FSt1" wrote: no, sorry. regards FSt1 "Jase4now" wrote: I had to step away from my desk in the middle of recording a new macro. I didn't want to lose my work so I stopped macro and saved. My question is, is it possible to start recording within the same macro from where I left off? |
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If you're careful.
If you selected a different range with the recorder turned off, your recorded macro may not do what you want. Jase4now wrote: FSt1, If I started a new macro from where I left off, could I then cut and paste the 'new macro' info into the macro I had originally worked on and delete then second macro? "FSt1" wrote: no, sorry. regards FSt1 "Jase4now" wrote: I had to step away from my desk in the middle of recording a new macro. I didn't want to lose my work so I stopped macro and saved. My question is, is it possible to start recording within the same macro from where I left off? -- Dave Peterson |
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