Hello I have several macros that are run with a button. However, I would like to be able to run all macros with one button. However, I want them not to run simultaneously, but, for example, to run Makro1, and after it Makro2, etc. What should the code look like. I tried to do something myself,...

Try pressing Alt + F4. This is of course the left Alt.

Thanks for the info, but my point is to enable these macros with a button that would run the next macros and that's why I need a procedure that will run these macros one by one

Strange - for me pressing Alt + F4 several times works, sometimes it doesn't catch the first time. Did you check?

As nothing helps: next to the start in Windows is the search engine. You enter cmd there and click on the found file. When the window opens, you say shutdown now and ENTER

Well, we don't know if the author uses Windows, because he didn't write it ...

I did not check, but I mean it would work on the button, because it will not be me who will use this file. So I need the user to press the button (button) to start macros one after the other.

And what color do you have the button?

Similarly for Linux: start the terminal and enter sudo before the command. The rest is the same.

It doesn't work - it asks for a password. You don't know what to enter there? The macros were supposed to work on a button, not on a password ... Added after 1 [minutes]: Well, finally someone asked for specifics!

Some mean art. Then the button on the front of the computer remains. Works 100/100 without any passwords

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#1 16202567 15 Jan 2017 22:06

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I have several macros that are run with a button. However, I would like to be able to run all macros with one button. However, I want them not to run simultaneously, but, for example, to run Makro1, and after it Makro2, etc. What should the code look like. I tried to do something myself, but I was running all macros at the same time.
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#2 16202569 15 Jan 2017 22:07

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16202569 15 Jan 2017 22:07

Try pressing Alt + F4. This is of course the left Alt.
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#3 16202665 15 Jan 2017 22:34

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Freddie Chopin wrote:
Try pressing Alt + F4. This is of course the left Alt.

Thanks for the info, but my point is to enable these macros with a button that would run the next macros and that's why I need a procedure that will run these macros one by one
#4 16202724 15 Jan 2017 22:51

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16202724 15 Jan 2017 22:51

Strange - for me pressing Alt + F4 several times works, sometimes it doesn't catch the first time. Did you check?
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#5 16202744 15 Jan 2017 22:58

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16202744 15 Jan 2017 22:58

As nothing helps: next to the start in Windows is the search engine. You enter cmd there and click on the found file. When the window opens, you say "shutdown now" and ENTER
#6 16202755 15 Jan 2017 23:00

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Well, we don't know if the author uses Windows, because he didn't write it ...
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#7 16202767 15 Jan 2017 23:04

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I did not check, but I mean it would work on the button, because it will not be me who will use this file. So I need the user to press the button (button) to start macros one after the other.
#8 16202783 15 Jan 2017 23:10

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16202783 15 Jan 2017 23:10

And what color do you have the button?
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16202796 15 Jan 2017 23:16

Similarly for Linux: start the terminal and enter "sudo" before the command. The rest is the same.
#10 16202817 15 Jan 2017 23:25

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Piotrus_999 wrote:
Similarly for Linux: start the terminal and enter "sudo" before the command. The rest is the same.

It doesn't work - it asks for a password. You don't know what to enter there? The macros were supposed to work on a button, not on a password ...

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michalko12 wrote:
And what color do you have the button?

Well, finally someone asked for specifics!
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Freddie Chopin wrote:
It doesn't work - it asks for a password.
Some mean art. Then the button on the front of the computer remains. Works 100/100 without any passwords
#12 16202849 15 Jan 2017 23:37

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I have already managed with the call command
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The discussion revolves around the need to execute multiple macros sequentially with a single button press, rather than simultaneously. The user seeks guidance on how to structure the code to achieve this functionality. Initial responses included unrelated suggestions and troubleshooting tips, but the user clarified the requirement for a button-triggered sequential execution of macros. Eventually, the user indicated success with a command that allows for the desired sequential execution.
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