Macro VBA SUB / Module Question

LNG2013

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Ok so I have several different scripts that I have to basically clean up a file.

1.) Copies the data
2.) Open a new file and pastes it
3.) Renames some columns
4.) Moves some column
5.) Deletes some columns
6.) Creates some columns
7.) Save and close

I have all of this under module1, and it is basically multiple scripts I have pasted together.... Should each be seperated by a SUB?

Sub test ()
End Sub
 

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LNG2013,

Should each be seperated by a SUB?

Can we see your macro code?

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