I JUST WROTE MY FIRST MACRO...with a lot of help from VoG

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waxb18

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JUST WANNA SAY A BIG THANKS TO VoG who has just helped me write my first ever macro

for someone who is used to playing with nuts and bolts this is a HUGE achievement

THANKS
 

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Looks like we'll have to give him a pay rise!
 
I hear ya about the accomplishment from learning this stuff over Nuts and Bolts. I had to write all new teardown & inspection reports for my work (building industrial compressors for power plants, etc) and before starting it I had never even heard of a macro. Now I have anywere from 20-50 pages of macro codes for each report running the reports. These guys on here have all had a part in getting this report working.
 
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