Hi Kiza,
A really simple way to do this is create a new workbook with an autorun()
macro that opens your workbook and runs the macro.
Then create a task with windows schedule task feature to run the new
workbook.

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John
johnf 202 at hotmail dot com


"kiza " wrote in message
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| Hi,
|
| I have the following VB Coding which activates macros on a regular
| basis automatically, if Excel is left open.
|
| Sub RunOnTime()
| Application.OnTime Date + TimeSerial(15,0,0), "Refresh"
| End Sub
|
| Refresh is the macro which is being run.
|
| The RunOnTime macro, activates the Refresh macro at 3pm every day.
| Is there a way, or does anyone know, how I can get a macro similar to
| this to run on a weekly basis rather than a daily basis as this one
| currently does?
|
| Thanks In Advance
| Kiza
|
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