Editing WoW:Making a macro (section)

===Other targeting commands===
Here is a brief overview of the other targeting commands:

====/assist====
By itself, assist targets your target's target (e.g. if you are targeting someone, and that someone is targeting Iriel, /assist would make you target Iriel). You can also provide a name or unit to /assist and you will assist the specified entity:

 /assist Cogwheel

There is an interface option which will automatically start you attacking if you end up with a hostile target.

====/cleartarget====
Leaves you with no target

==== /targetexact====
Targets a unit with the exact name listed.  If the name is spelled wrong or that unit is not near you, your target will not be changed.

====/targetlasttarget, /targetlastfriend, /targetlastenemy====
As the names suggest, these commands will target your previous target, your last targeted friend, or your last targeted enemy. If you previously had no target, this command will do nothing.

==== /targetenemy, /targetfriend ====

These commands cycle through the specified type of unit. /targetenemy is like pressing TAB, and /targetfriend is like pressing CTRL-TAB. You can also add a parameter of 1 which reverses the direction of the cycle (/targetenemy 1 is like pressing SHIFT-TAB).

'''Note:''' You can only use these commands '''once per macro'''.

 /targetenemy
 /targetenemy 1

 /targetfriend
 /targetfriend 1

==== /targetenemyplayer, /targetfriendplayer ====

These commands cycle through the specified type of player controlled units.  They behave just like /targetfriend and /targetenemy except they will only target other players, ingnoring computer controlled units like NPC's mobs, pets, minions, creations, etc.  They're mostly useful for PvP. Like /targetenemy, you can add a 1 to reverse the direction.

 /targetenemyplayer
 /targetenemyplayer 1

 /targetfriendplayer
 /targetfriendplayer 1

'''Note:''' You can only use these commands '''once per macro'''.

====/targetparty, /targetraid====
Cycles through your nearest party or raid members. Like /targetenemy, you can add a 1 to reverse the direction.

 /targetparty
 /targetparty 1

 /targetraid
 /targetraid 1