Combine 2 macros

Yes you can but depends on what their functions are and what you need.

Share your macros here and someone would guide you through.

I have a similar situation,  I am trying to re-write / combine 3 macros 

The first is to transverse through an assembly and any sub-assemblies, fixing in place all assemblies and components :

     it's this one from Wayne Matus

Option Explicit

Dim swApp As SldWorks.SldWorks

Sub main()

    Dim swModel As ModelDoc2

    Dim swAssy As AssemblyDoc

    Set swApp = Application.SldWorks

    Set swModel = swApp.ActiveDoc

    Set swAssy = swModel

    TransverseComponents swAssy

    swApp.SendMsgToUser "Done!"

End Sub

Sub TransverseComponents(swAssy As AssemblyDoc)

    Dim vComponents As Variant

    Dim i As Integer

    Dim swComponent As Component2

    Dim swModel As ModelDoc2

    Dim swAssembly As AssemblyDoc   

    vComponents = swAssy.GetComponents(True)

    For i = 0 To UBound(vComponents)

        Set swComponent = vComponents(i)

        Set swModel = swComponent.GetModelDoc2

        Debug.Print swComponent.Name2

        swComponent.Select4 False, Nothing, False

        swAssy.FixComponent

        If swModel.GetType = swDocASSEMBLY Then

            Set swAssembly = swModel

            TransverseComponents swAssembly

        End If

          Next i

End Sub

That works great.  I want to suppress all the mates at the same time though, rather than have them all just turn inactive.

So I was looking at the following 2 examples of how I might be able to do that. 

2011 SOLIDWORKS API Help - Suppress Feature Example (VBA)

2011 SOLIDWORKS API Help - Get Mates Example (VBA)

I attempted to edit, then call-in the "get mates" macro, which then called-in an edited version of the "suppress feature" macro.  I've discovered that doesn't seem to work like I thought it would, and I have no idea how re-write it into a single macro that does what I need. (I'd show my work but i'm too embarrassed to share.)

I want to start at the top level assembly, fix all the sub-assemblies and components, their internal sub-assemblies and components, potentially several layers deep, just like Wayne's macro does, then suppress all the mates.

To prevent myself from "moving the goal posts"; If possible, I'd also love to turn all of my equation driven dimensions into numerical entries, and then make all dimensions read/write instead of read-only.  Since most equations are in sub-assemblies controlling their internal parts, when the selected from the top level, they're read-only but I'd like to be able to direct edit the dimension text from that top level.  At this point in our work, the equations/functions/etc have already served their use and are obsolete.  It would also work just fine if I could simply make the dims editable and where necessary, overwrite the equations as needed.

I can go into great detail of the why, including posting some example models etc, how we use them, and the next stage after running the macros if anyone is interested or the info helps creating a viable solution.  I deemed this post wordy enough already.

thanks for any suggestions, and all assistance .

joe