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Is it possible to run 2 macros from one event?
I have the below macro running from item status changed in my txtCustomer listbox. This updates my txtSimilarPart listbox.
I want a second macro to run from the same txtCustomer listbox for the same item status changed event which updates my txtReplaces listbox.
My Macros is
Sub CustChange
oForm1 = ThisComponent.Drawpage.Forms.getByName("MainForm") 'Get Form
oField = oForm1.getByName("txtCustomer")
sSelectedValue = oField.SelectedValue
sSql = "SELECT ""PartNumber"" FROM ""PartNumber"""&_
" WHERE ""CustomerID"" = '" & sSelectedValue & "' ORDER BY ""PartNumber"" ASC"
oField = oForm1.getByName("txtSimilarPart")
oField.listsource = array(sSql)
oField.refresh()
End Sub

For the second Macro I would just change to ("txtReplaces")

So can i create a macro for example Sub 2Macros that runs the two macros i need to run or do I build the two macros into one?
If i make the two macros into one is it as simple as just pasting in the second macro before the end of the End Sub?


many thanks

Maax555 wrote:Is it possible to run 2 macros from one event?

Run one macro ... which runs the two macros you want to run. They will be in sequence, not parallel.

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Hi John, thanks for quick reply. As I am not sure how to create the macro that runs the other two i tried the cut and past method. This actually worked to my surprise. However I would rather have them separate. Are you able to advise how to write the macro i need?
thanks again.

ok, so i tried this and it seems to work which worries me when i do something and it works first time.

Sub CustChangeSimRep
CustChangeSimilar
CustChangeReplaces

End Sub

is it really that simple?

Maax555 wrote:is it really that simple?

Yes!

Alternatively, just paste the commands from macro_2 into macro_1 so you have one macro.

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