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That's a pretty long and complicated looking rule. It's probably not getting much attention, because it's probably a little more than most folks here in the forum want to dive into to debug for you without having the actual files to play with, and perhaps a little more info.
If I were you, I would leave it in two seperate rules to help simplify it, but at the end of the first rule, just use the following line, and just replace the SecondRuleName, with the name of your second rule.
iLogicVb.RunRule("SecondRuleName")
or
iLogicVb.RunExternalRule("SecondRuleName")This method does have some advantages.
I do this a lot, because there are certain functions & strings of code that I use in many different places, and this allows me to have just one copy of that code, in one place, instead of various versions of it accross many different rules. And if something needs to change, I can fix it in that one location instead of many.
I hope this helps.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)