Hello

No, the only mechanism that we propose is to lock the macros states (in progress, done, closed ...) and to be able to modify them only with the status.

Hi,

Many thanks for the reply. I apologize for asking this but how do I lock the macros states?
Thanks in advance.

What do you mean by lock?
Do you no longer want automations to be triggered for these macro states?

In this case, go to the types of elements concerned and to the "behavior" section. Uncheck the related automatisms.
 

Then you must uncheck the automations on the states in the list of values.
 

Hi again,

My question on locking the macro states was based on your first reply but now I understand what you explained there.
Thank you for your patience with this and for your help with this question.