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How to display status and keep code running
Is there a way to display the status of a long-running piece of code, other
than on the status bar with Application.StatusBar? What I want is one of those nice nonmodal forms in the middle of the screen that keeps changing the message. Problem is, when I try to do this with a regular form, and I execute frmName.Show, the code freezes -- as if it was a MsgBox. Anyway to display a form, but keep the code running? Thanks. |
How to display status and keep code running
ExcelMan,
Check out this information from John Walkenbach. http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip34.htm He shows you how to build a progress indicator. Best regards, Kevin "ExcelMan" wrote in message ... Is there a way to display the status of a long-running piece of code, other than on the status bar with Application.StatusBar? What I want is one of those nice nonmodal forms in the middle of the screen that keeps changing the message. Problem is, when I try to do this with a regular form, and I execute frmName.Show, the code freezes -- as if it was a MsgBox. Anyway to display a form, but keep the code running? Thanks. |
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