About Handling Your Macros (VBA/ActiveX)
A macro is a public (executable) subroutine. Each project usually contains at least one macro.
Topics in this section
About Using the Macros Dialog Box (VBA/ActiveX)
The Macros dialog box allows you to run, edit, delete, and create macros as well as set the VBA project options.
About Running a Macro (VBA/Active)
Running a macro executes the macro code within the context of the current AutoCAD session.
About Editing a Macro (VBA/ActiveX)
Editing a macro will open the VBA IDE with the chosen macro open in the Code window.
About Stepping into a Macro (VBA/ActiveX)
Stepping into a macro begins execution of the macro and then halts the execution on the first line of code. The VBA IDE is opened with the chosen macro open in the Code window at the line of execution.
About Setting Project Options (VBA/ActiveX)
There are several options that affect if a VBA project can be loaded or used during the current session.
Related Concepts
About Using the Macros Dialog Box (VBA/ActiveX)
About Running a Macro (VBA/Active)
About Editing a Macro (VBA/ActiveX)
About Stepping into a Macro (VBA/ActiveX)
About Setting Project Options (VBA/ActiveX)
About Organizing Your Projects with the VBA Manager (ActiveX)