What do you do after recording a macro?
What do you do after recording a macro?
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What do you do after recording a macro? I press play and nothing happens. Please help someone who wants to learn how to use vba.
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What do you do after recording a macro?
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RE: What do you do after recording a macro?
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your right. Thank you.
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thanks for your generous offer, can you suggest a starting point for learning about the object library? SW help, Tutorials, books?
RE: What do you do after recording a macro?
As far as learning programming, pick up some books. I bought VBA for Dummies and Visual Basic Weekend Crash Course from Barnes and Noble. Those taught me the basics of object oriented programming and VB.
The trickiest part of programming in SW is learning what the different object types can do. Many have values that are accessed by methods that one would think could be accessed by properties.
RE: What do you do after recording a macro?
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RE: What do you do after recording a macro?
Since that task was already done when you first *recorded* the macro, re-running it may do nothing because the task has already been done.
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With help from dsi and others, I have saved our company $1000’s. Our title block is filled in automatically. The revisions are done through Visual Basic 6.0. Setting the revisions for our drawings, models and assemblies is a bit tricky, so Visual Basic helps set them. To get some quick ideas as to what can be done check out: http://www.nhcad.com/ and check out Joe Jones’ Macros/Examples. Don’t give up, the hours you put in now will save many hours in the future. Start with something small and easy and go from there.
Bradley
RE: What do you do after recording a macro?
Thanks for the encouragement. I have some experience of automating CAD with ME10. I look forward to doing the same and more with SW. Thanks for the link.
Colin