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dhstein

Don't show macro processing
 
How do I disable the macro processing window - in other words, I don't want
the user to see all the screen flashing as the macro is running. Thanks for
any help on this.



Mike H

Don't show macro processing
 
Hi,

application.screenupdating=false

'your code

application.screenupdating=true

Mike

"dhstein" wrote:

How do I disable the macro processing window - in other words, I don't want
the user to see all the screen flashing as the macro is running. Thanks for
any help on this.



Simon Murphy[_2_]

Don't show macro processing
 
application.screenupdating = false

It generally turns itself back on when the macro finishes, but its good
practice to set it to true at the end to ensure it turns back on.

Cheers
Simon
Excel development website: www.codematic.net


dhstein wrote:
How do I disable the macro processing window - in other words, I don't want
the user to see all the screen flashing as the macro is running. Thanks for
any help on this.



Per Jessen

Don't show macro processing
 
Hi

At the top of your code use this:

Application.ScreenUpdating=False

and remember to set it = True at the end of your code.

Without seeing your code, I suspect that you may have some .Select and
..Activate statements in your code, which you often don't need ( it is also
slowing down your code).

Hopes this helps.
....
Per


"dhstein" skrev i meddelelsen
...
How do I disable the macro processing window - in other words, I don't
want
the user to see all the screen flashing as the macro is running. Thanks
for
any help on this.




dhstein

Don't show macro processing
 
Thanks for the answers.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

application.screenupdating=false

'your code

application.screenupdating=true

Mike

"dhstein" wrote:

How do I disable the macro processing window - in other words, I don't want
the user to see all the screen flashing as the macro is running. Thanks for
any help on this.




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