I created 4 different macros in 4 different modules. I like to create one
main macro which calls these 4 modules. I tried to enter the macro names one
after another in the new module and it's giving me an error. Do I need to
declare the other 4 macros to public?

If the macros are in a normal module sheet you do not need to declare
them as public

try

Sub MainMacro ()
Call Macro1
Call Macro2
Call Macro3
Call Macro4
MyInfo = Function5Result
End Sub


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Thanks to your reply. I tied your suggestion but still get an error.
I created the macros in modules. Instead of calling them module1,
module2...I renamed the macros. In my main macro, I enter the follwing codes:

Sub main()
Call DelFre_Keystone
Call DelFre_Symmetry
Call DelFre_Folio
Call RecFre_Keystone
Call RecFre_Symmetry
Call RecFre_Foli
end sub()

I get an error "Compile Error" expected variables or procedures, not module


"mudraker" wrote:


If the macros are in a normal module sheet you do not need to declare
them as public

try

Sub MainMacro ()
Call Macro1
Call Macro2
Call Macro3
Call Macro4
MyInfo = Function5Result
End Sub


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Sorry, my mistake. I call the module name instead of the name of the sub
procedure.

"Vanna" wrote:

Thanks to your reply. I tied your suggestion but still get an error.
I created the macros in modules. Instead of calling them module1,
module2...I renamed the macros. In my main macro, I enter the follwing codes:

Sub main()
Call DelFre_Keystone
Call DelFre_Symmetry
Call DelFre_Folio
Call RecFre_Keystone
Call RecFre_Symmetry
Call RecFre_Foli
end sub()

I get an error "Compile Error" expected variables or procedures, not module


"mudraker" wrote:


If the macros are in a normal module sheet you do not need to declare
them as public

try

Sub MainMacro ()
Call Macro1
Call Macro2
Call Macro3
Call Macro4
MyInfo = Function5Result
End Sub


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