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how can I set up a lag in a macro (like a two minute lag)?
I need to download info off of Bloomberg and I need a lag to allow the fields
to populate before I paste the values. Any info anyone has on this would be much appreciated. |
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how can I set up a lag in a macro (like a two minute lag)?
Take a look at the OnTime function. It initiates a macro after a set period
of time. It will be something like this... Application.OnTime Now() + TimeSerial(0, 2, 0), "MyProcedureName" -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Skillionaire" wrote: I need to download info off of Bloomberg and I need a lag to allow the fields to populate before I paste the values. Any info anyone has on this would be much appreciated. |
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