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slow down a running macro
I wrote a macro which basically had some large text flashing.
It ran so fast it was over in a couple of seconds. Is the some like a pause command or for/next statement I can use in between each colour change to slow this down. just curious tezza |
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slow down a running macro
Check out the Wait method in VBA help.
In article , "terry down" wrote: I wrote a macro which basically had some large text flashing. It ran so fast it was over in a couple of seconds. Is the some like a pause command or for/next statement I can use in between each colour change to slow this down. just curious tezza |
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slow down a running macro
Hoo boy! Slow down VBA! Usually not a request. Also look at Timer and the
Timer example in help. "J.E. McGimpsey" wrote in message ... Check out the Wait method in VBA help. In article , "terry down" wrote: I wrote a macro which basically had some large text flashing. It ran so fast it was over in a couple of seconds. Is the some like a pause command or for/next statement I can use in between each colour change to slow this down. just curious tezza |
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