Can a user of the application bypass this option?

I want to protect my macro not to be used after a certain date.

Tks
Regards,
Mischa

"Chip Pearson" schreef in bericht
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Mischa,

Try

Application.OnTime DateSerial(2004,7,19) + TimeSerial(13,0,0),
"MacroName"

Note that Excel must remain open from the time you execute the
OnTime macro until the scheduled time.


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com




"Mischa Browne" wrote in message
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So actually,

There is no code which allows a macro to run at a specific
date?

Fe Monday July 19 2004 at or after 1 pm


Adios,
Mischa


"Tom Ogilvy" schreef in bericht
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It has to remain open.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Mischa Browne" wrote in message
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Dear Peter,





Thanks, but does this mean I have to keep the workbook
(that contains
the
macro) active until tomorrow.

Or can I just open the workbook, tomorrow and then the
macro will run?





MRegards,

Mischa



"Peter Beach" schreef in bericht
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Hi Mischa,

If you give a full date/time OnTime will work to that
date. Something
like:

Application.OnTime Date + 1 + Time(12,0,0), "MyRoutine"

will run at noon tomorrow.

HTH

Peter Beach

"Mischa Browne" wrote in message
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Goodday,

You can use "OnTime" method to schedule a macro to run
at a specific
time.

Is there also a method to schedule a macro to run at
and/or after a
specific
date (system-date)?



TKs,
Mischa