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To further pique your interest in macros, there is a new one in LabVIEW 2016 / User Libraries / macros called Norm.vim. It is not meant to be rigorous from a mathematical perspective (it's just my best guess) but rather to illustrate a new (experimental) structure, a variant of the Diagram Disable Structure, called a Type Enabled Structure. It has some interesting properties when used within a macro. Here is how it works. When an instance of the macro is inlined and types are propagated to the inputs, each subdiagram attempts to propagate types; the first subdiagram (in subdiagram order) which successfully propagates types without any errors is enabled and all the others are disabled; the enabled subdiagram is the one which is compiled for this instance of the macro. The new structure is not in any palette yet, nor is there any documentation. It isn't quite ready for prime-time, but you can copy it from Norm.vim and experiment with it and give us feedback.