Recording additional processes within a recorded macro

C

Chris Maddogz

Once you have VB macro is it possible to open the macro & move the cursor to
some point within the code and insert & record then stop some procesess via
the mouse movements (as per the manual recording of a macro)?
 
J

Jacob Skaria

Everytime you start recording... a new macro will be created. However once
recorded you can copy and paste the codes and combine the two macros...(if
that makes sense)

If this post helps click Yes
 
P

Patrick Molloy

rather than just running the macro, try stepping through it using the F8
button
You can then WATCH any variables too .
 

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