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Combining Macros
Just insert the name of the second macro into your first macro at a spot
where you want it to work. Just the name, nothing else. Greetings from New Zealand "Dave" wrote in message ... Is there a way to combine certain macros into one? I have a macro that opens a workbook, selects information from two different sheets and pastes that information into another workbook. The problem I am having is that my macro (for some reason) will only paste information from one sheet not both. To remedy the problem I created two macros, one for each sheet that copies into the other workbook. I need to now somehow make both of these macros run at the sametime. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
Combining Macros
Would you mind showing me what the vb code would look like.
Thanks James "Bill Kuunders" wrote: Just insert the name of the second macro into your first macro at a spot where you want it to work. Just the name, nothing else. Greetings from New Zealand "Dave" wrote in message ... Is there a way to combine certain macros into one? I have a macro that opens a workbook, selects information from two different sheets and pastes that information into another workbook. The problem I am having is that my macro (for some reason) will only paste information from one sheet not both. To remedy the problem I created two macros, one for each sheet that copies into the other workbook. I need to now somehow make both of these macros run at the sametime. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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