The answer would be Yes, you can combine multiple sub-routines in to one.
However, you need to know what exactly you want to achieve before putting
them together. In your case, you have three routines, but all of them do
not actually produce an output, although they are performing some (similar)
actions. What do you want the macro to do is the question, and then you'll
know how to put them together.
Another point to keep in mind is that, a lot of recorded macro is
superfluous. You will in time learn to take out a lot of redundancies.
However, just to give you a slight idea of taking out redundant
code....look at the lines below
Range("A1").Select
Selection.Value = "Muneer"
Selection.Offset(1,0).Select
Look at all those superfluous selection action
Now, you could actually write this as Range("A1").Value = Muneer
and the next line is just a waste of resources as far as the developer is
concerned. It is just performing an action, but there is no output. Unless
you specifically need to select the next cell in that column, you can take
out that code, which is redundant.
Regards,
Sam Mathai Chacko
On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 7:34 PM, Mohammed Muneer <mmun...@ccc.com.qa> wrote:
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