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Hi

I have recorded a macro which I would like to run every 30 mins. Is there a
way I can get the macro to run automatically every 30 mins or at specific
times?

Any ideas on ways I can get it to do this?


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You need Ontime. See http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ontime.htm

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Hi

I have recorded a macro which I would like to run every 30 mins. Is there

a
way I can get the macro to run automatically every 30 mins or at specific
times?

Any ideas on ways I can get it to do this?




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Something like this:

Sub TimerSet()
Application.OnTime Now + TimeValue("00:30:00"), "TimerSet"
YourMacro
End Sub

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I have recorded a macro which I would like to run every 30 mins. Is there a
way I can get the macro to run automatically every 30 mins or at specific
times?

Any ideas on ways I can get it to do this?


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