How Do I Combine Two Recorded Macros?

To combine two recorded macros based on the provided information, you can record a new macro that executes your existing macros in sequence.

Combining Macros Through Sequential Recording

One method described for combining recorded macros involves creating a third, new macro that simply triggers the execution of your initial two macros one after the other.

Here's the basic process based on the reference:

1. Start Recording a New Macro: Begin recording a brand new macro. This new macro will capture the actions you perform next.
2. Run Your First Existing Macro: While the new macro is recording, execute the first macro you want to include.
3. Run Your Second Existing Macro: Immediately after the first macro finishes, execute the second macro you want to combine.
4. Stop Recording the New Macro: Once the second macro has completed its steps, stop the recording of your new macro.

According to the reference, "When we trigger the macro we just recorded. It it combines those two macros into the one routine."

This means that when you run this newly recorded macro, it will effectively perform all the steps originally captured in the first macro, followed directly by all the steps originally captured in the second macro, essentially joining their actions into a single routine.