Click Edit Macro
and open CreateCutExtrude.swp.
The Visual Basic Editor and the Code window open. The Code window contains
the SolidWorks API code generated for the macro.
Click Edit Macro
and open CreateCutExtrude.swp.
The Visual Basic Editor and the Code window open. The Code window contains
the SolidWorks API code generated for the macro.
Click here 
to display the macro code in a browser.
Your macro may contain more
lines of code than the displayed code if you performed any operations
not specified in the previous exercise, for example, rotating the part.
Delete any lines of code in your macro that do
not appear in the displayed code.
If Part.SketchManager.InsertSketch
True does not appear in your code, you created the circle without
first inserting a sketch.
Type Part.SketchManager.InsertSketch True where it appears in the displayed code, if necessary.
Some arguments' numerical
values in your macro may be different than those in the displayed code.
These values reflect coordinates of the model. Do not modify the values
in your macro to match the values in the displayed code.
Close the browser displaying the code. Leave the Code window open.
