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Default Message Window to tell user "Macro Running"

Does anyone know where I can find a bit of code to display
a window that reads: Macro Running, Please Wait or
something like that?
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Default Message Window to tell user "Macro Running"

Application.StatusBar = "Macro Running, Please Wait or
something like that?"


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Does anyone know where I can find a bit of code to

display
a window that reads: Macro Running, Please Wait or
something like that?
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Default Message Window to tell user "Macro Running"

careful though, error trapping is needed, if the macro throws an error
before it gets to application.statusbar = false, because the user will
be left with "Macro Running, Please Wait" whenthey exit the workbook!

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Application.StatusBar = "Macro Running, Please Wait or
something like that?"


-----Original Message-----
Does anyone know where I can find a bit of code to

display
a window that reads: Macro Running, Please Wait or
something like that?
.

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