Everybody probably knows how to copy-paste several lines in a macro (even outside the original macro) by including these lines into a (temporary) loop and then copy-paste the whole loop...
To move lines to another part of a macro, it's also possible to cut-paste them (or copy-paste then delete the original lines to be sure not to lose them). The paste action must be done at the exact place the new lines have to be...
Here is another much more convenient way to move these lines:
1⁰) Include these lines in a Repeat 1 time loop (it's a convenient loop because it even can be left during macro testing)
2⁰} Collapse the whole loop by clicking on the up arrow ( ^ ) on the right side of its 1st line
3⁰) Display up and down arrows (↑↓ on the top of the screen) to move any line in the macro
4⁰) Move the 1st line of the collapsed loop by dragging it anywhere you need, as often as you need.
That's it!
To move lines to another part of a macro, it's also possible to cut-paste them (or copy-paste then delete the original lines to be sure not to lose them). The paste action must be done at the exact place the new lines have to be...
Here is another much more convenient way to move these lines:
1⁰) Include these lines in a Repeat 1 time loop (it's a convenient loop because it even can be left during macro testing)
2⁰} Collapse the whole loop by clicking on the up arrow ( ^ ) on the right side of its 1st line
3⁰) Display up and down arrows (↑↓ on the top of the screen) to move any line in the macro
4⁰) Move the 1st line of the collapsed loop by dragging it anywhere you need, as often as you need.
That's it!
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