My goal is to open a Drawing and run a macro on that drawing using the windows command prompt (cmd).

In the command prompt, this will open Solidworks:

"C:\\Program Files\\SOLIDWORKS Corp\\SOLIDWORKS (2)\\" 

This will open Solidworks and then run the macro:

"C:\\Program Files\\SOLIDWORKS Corp\\SOLIDWORKS (2)\\" /m "P:\\Web Exchange\\Ryan F\\SW Settings\\ExportBOMWorking2.swp"

This will open Solidworks and run the macro upon the program starting but does not open the drawing:

"C:\\Program Files\\SOLIDWORKS Corp\\SOLIDWORKS (2)\\" "P:\\Web Exchange\\Ryan F\\BOM Export from SW\\PLD100A40F1\\PLD100A40F1.SLDDRW" /m "P:\\Web Exchange\\Ryan F\\SW Settings\\ExportBOMWorking2.swp"

This will open the Drawing but will not start the macro:

"P:\\Web Exchange\\Ryan F\\BOM Export from SW\\PLD100A40F1\\PLD100A40F1.SLDDRW" "/m" "P:\\Web Exchange\\Ryan F\\SW Settings\\ExportBOMWorking2.swp"

What is the correct cmd syntax to open the drawing and run the macro on that drawing?

Thanks