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One simple way would be to insert a line with:
Call Macroname as the last line of the first four macros, where Macroname is the name of the next macro. Another way, which you allow you to continue running the independently if you wish is to create another macro like: Sub Main() Call Macro1 Call Macro2 Call Macro3 Call Macro4 Call Macro5 End Sub
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