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by - delegate Samantha [1 post] (2008 Feb 26 Tue, 16:18) Reply

Why use Macros instead of copy and paste?

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RE: Macros

by - trainer Mark gold contributer [180 posts] (2008 Feb 29 Fri, 16:08) Reply

Hi Samantha

Thank you for posting a question, in answer to your question the reason for using a macro is so that you can record a series of task that would help you do something more quickly

because when you run a macro this series of tasks can then be run by just clicking on a button, which may then be quicker that doing the tasks over and over which may take you a while to do

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