> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.powerio.com/hub/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.powerio.com/hub/codesys-hvac/en/codesys-projects/template-macro/macro-project.md).

# Macro project - use

To make it easy to copy macros from the Macro Project into an empty project, it is recommended to follow the following sequence:

1. Macro folder from the **Macro project** copy and under *Macros* in the **Empty project** paste.
2. Visu folder from the **Macro project** copy and under *Visu* in the **Empty project** paste.
3. Text list, alarms and alarm table from the **Macro project** copy (adjust text list accordingly). From SP17 separated in the **Empty project** paste.
4. Trend from the **Macro project** copy and under *Trend management* in the **Empty project** paste.
5. Optional from the program *PRG* the CFC page from the **Macro project** copy and in the **Empty project** paste.
6. Create instance in the empty project
7. Search & Replace in the **Empty project** all elements from points 1 to 4 (close all editors, open only the editors that need to be changed, then change ALL opened editors - choose the correct selection in the Search and Replace function)
8. Place matching object button in the Visu main menu (Start) page.


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