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Set Hourglass On
How can I set the hourglass to True - like in Access ? Thanks.
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Set Hourglass On
I'm guessing you mean the mouse cursor on the screen, right? You can change
it to the "hourglass" (it is a spinning circle on my Vista system by the way) using this line of code... Application.Cursor = xlWait But keep in mind it will remain the "hourglass" symbol until you change it back using this line of code.. Application.Cursor = xlDefault -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "dhstein" wrote in message ... How can I set the hourglass to True - like in Access ? Thanks. |
Set Hourglass On
Application.Cursor = xlWait
'---do something Application.Cursor = xldefault If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "dhstein" wrote: How can I set the hourglass to True - like in Access ? Thanks. |
Set Hourglass On
Jacob, Rick,
Thanks for the answer. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Application.Cursor = xlWait '---do something Application.Cursor = xldefault If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "dhstein" wrote: How can I set the hourglass to True - like in Access ? Thanks. |
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