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Stop/Abort sequence command
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Is there a way to stop a sequence in a macro command? I’m trying to write a pre-sequence command that creates a new directory for each sequence (my lab saves datafiles to the C:\ and then physically copies them to a network drive. I would like to make this all a macro function). So far, I have been able to create the new directory and copy files and I have put an alert in as well if by some chance there is an error with the new directory, but after the alert the sequence still runs and makes an injection. I would like the macro to stop the sequence if the alert is called so that the user can go back and fix the directory path, but I can’t figure out how to get the sequence to completely stop in the macro.
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