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Using 1 macro to start another

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    Using 1 macro to start another

    Hi

    I have a macro, at the end of which I'd like it to jump to a second macro OR incorporate the second macro into the 1st. I've tried combining them in several different ways, but get an error 13 every time. So, basically, if I can't combine them into 1 macro, then perhaps I can get the 1st to automatically start the second.

    Iether way, even if somebody here can combine the 2 into 1, could please still show me how to get one macro start another (for educational purposes)

    The 1st code is based on a previous solution (for a different problem!) I received from this forum

    Here is the 1st code:

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    here is the 2nd code:

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    Thanks
    Last edited by Riley_5000; 01-19-2009 at 06:59 AM.

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    You can call the other macro like this

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    Thanks for the help

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    I'm trying!! Every time I say "Save Changes", it takes forever and then eventually says "Internet explorer cannot display the webpage". It must be timing out. I'll keep trying . . .

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    I'll try for you

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