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Create a new macro
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Create a new macro From the Tools menu, choose Macro, and click Macros. The following pop-up window appears: Type the name for the macro you want to make. For this example, type the name "MyFirstMacro". In general it is recommended to choose a name that reveals the purpose of the macro. For instance, if you are going to make a macro to generate normal random numbers, you could type the name "RndNormal", or if you want to write a macro that sorts body length data you can call it "SortBodyLength". Some characters are better not used in a name, which will be explained later in naming conventions. While you type a name for the new macro, the Create button on the pop-up window becomes active (useable). When you click Create, Microsoft Visual Basic Editor is started and a new macro is created with the name you chose. The new macro appears as...
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