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To perform a macro, the whole of the network concerned is copied to the computer’s RAM, so that the macro commands cannot affect the original network. However, once a macro command has been executed, it is possible to save the modified network for subsequent analysis outside the macro or for further use within the context of the macro. The network may either be saved to the disk or stored in the computer’s RAM:

•SaveNetwork: save network on the disk

•StoreNetwork: store network in the RAM

•RestoreNetwork: retrieve network from the RAM

 

See also:

•Alteration: changing the network or variables

•Arithmetic functions: functions for rounding, square, logarithm an goniometry

•Procedures: user defined procedures

•Conditional actions: executing or skipping parts of a macro, depending on a value

•Loops: repeatedly executing or skipping parts of a macro, depending on a value

•Calculation: determining results

•Reporting: entering data into Excel cells or formatting them

•Input: reading from spreadsheets for a macro execution

 

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