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Default Active workbook

Is there a way to tell if the workbook containing a macro
is the active workbook? I am calling a subrouting using
Application.OnTime (and calling itself in another interval
until it is stopped by using the Scheduled argument in
another OnTime call) but I would like it to do something
different if the workbook is not active. I know that the
macro continues to call itself if another workbook is
active or even if another application is active.

Thanks
JW
 
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