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jeff
Hi,
I think if there's a line in the code, then you
don't have just one correctly formulated macro.
Double-check that you don't have extra "Sub" or
"End Sub" lines...
jeff
key. The first macro already had a shortcut key, which I
took off in the options window. The second did not
shortcut key on the combined macro. When I hit that
shortcut key, it only performs the second, pasted macro,
and not the first.
I think if there's a line in the code, then you
don't have just one correctly formulated macro.
Double-check that you don't have extra "Sub" or
"End Sub" lines...
jeff
they would both occur at the same time, with one shortcut-----Original Message-----
First, I copy and pasted one macro into another, so that
key. The first macro already had a shortcut key, which I
took off in the options window. The second did not
the two, is that going to matter when I run it?), I put aAfter putting the two together, (there's a line between
shortcut key on the combined macro. When I hit that
shortcut key, it only performs the second, pasted macro,
and not the first.