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It depends what is in the macros. Without knowing that it might be better to create a third macro e.g.
Code:
Sub MyMacro() Call MacroName1 Call MacroName2 End Sub To see how that works try the following http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm Code:
Sub MyMacro()
Call MacroName1
Call MacroName2
End Sub
Sub MacroName1()
MsgBox "This is MacroName1"
End Sub
Sub MacroName2()
MsgBox "This is MacroName2"
End Sub
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