[PJY]

I use Word 2003 and have created a forms document with several macrobuttons.
In order to make life easier for the users of this form, I would like to add
a button to the form which will undo the results of the macrobutton in case
someone hits the wrong macrobutton they can easily undo that action. Some of
the macrobuttons have 25 or more actions to undo so simply hitting Edit undo
won't work for this. So, how do I create a macro to undo a previously run
macro?

[Dian D. Chapman, MVP]

Well...that would depend on what the first one does. You'd have to go
through each step in the DOING and create a macro that reverts all the
done things back to the way they were before!

Dian D. Chapman
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On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:17:02 -0800, PJY
wrote:

I use Word 2003 and have created a forms document with several macrobuttons.
In order to make life easier for the users of this form, I would like to add
a button to the form which will undo the results of the macrobutton in case
someone hits the wrong macrobutton they can easily undo that action. Some of
the macrobuttons have 25 or more actions to undo so simply hitting Edit undo
won't work for this. So, how do I create a macro to undo a previously run
macro?