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Combining two macros

Combining two macros

Combining two macros

(OP)
Hi All,

I need to combine two macros which are individually recorded in NX.

The first macro is recording the UDF and second macro is recording thread feature on it.

Please give some ideas to combine two macros.

Thanks in advance
Sandeep

RE: Combining two macros

I think easiest would be to record a macro which activates both macros in sequence...

Other possibility is to open them in a text editor and combine them in there... you night run into some errors when running the combined macro..

Ronald van den Broek
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RE: Combining two macros

Or maybe it would be best to write a simple journal that would execute both macros

RE: Combining two macros

(OP)
Hi Nutace,

I did the same way you told but the macro is not working properly.

Is there any reason ?

Thanks in advance

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