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Batch Macro inside of Standard Macro - How to view Batch Macro Interface
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apatel1501
8 - Asteroid
‎12-28-2024
07:13 PM
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I have situation that i feel like i may struggle to fully explain but i'll try
Situation:
- I have a batch macro inside of a standard macro.
- The batch macro has outputs to create separate tabs for each parameter/run in an excel file. It also has a file browse so a user can select the output location
- The list of values that feeds the control parameter is part of a standard macro that the batch macro lives inside of (from a list box so the user can define which parameters get passed through the batch macro)
Problem:
- The standard macro interface does not allow you to view the batch macro interface settings (save as location)
- The standard macro output still unions the batch output
Question:
- Is there a way to make the save as file browse interface in the batch macro appear in the standard macros interface that the batch macro lives inside of?
OR
- Is there a way to have a batch macro where the list of user defined parameters that feeds the control parameter is an interface function that doesn't need an input into the batch macro (via the upside down question mark)?
Happy to help clarify and send screenshots/workflows. Wanted to set the stage first given i'm not sure if my phrasing makes sense.
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flying008
15 - Aurora
‎12-29-2024
05:39 PM
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Hi, @apatel1501
You can add a new file browse interface via action beyond your file browse interface of batch macro in your standard macro canvas, like Matryoshka dolls, It's ok !
‎12-30-2024
06:42 AM
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Way more simple than I was making it out to be - thank!
