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I find that it takes several clicks of the cancel button to get the routine
to stop. Can anyone think how to get it to stop on the first click. The routine uses the form as a count down clock. Sub DaysLeft() Do While TEnd = 0 DaysTG = DateValue("12/17/03") - 1 - DateValue(Now()) HrsTG = Hour("12/17/03 23:59:59") - Hour(Now()) MinsTG = Minute("12/17/03 23:59:59") - Minute(Now()) SecsTG = Second("12/17/03 23:59:59") - Second(Now()) DoEvents UserForm1.TextBox1 = DaysTG UserForm1.TextBox2 = HrsTG UserForm1.TextBox3 = MinsTG UserForm1.TextBox4 = SecsTG DoEvents Loop Unload UserForm1 End Sub |
Do Event
See the responses to your duplicate post at
http://www.mrexcel.com/board2/viewtopic.php?t=66846 -- Regards, Tushar Mehta, MS MVP -- Excel www.tushar-mehta.com Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials Custom MS Office productivity solutions In article , says... I find that it takes several clicks of the cancel button to get the routine to stop. Can anyone think how to get it to stop on the first click. The routine uses the form as a count down clock. Sub DaysLeft() Do While TEnd = 0 DaysTG = DateValue("12/17/03") - 1 - DateValue(Now()) HrsTG = Hour("12/17/03 23:59:59") - Hour(Now()) MinsTG = Minute("12/17/03 23:59:59") - Minute(Now()) SecsTG = Second("12/17/03 23:59:59") - Second(Now()) DoEvents UserForm1.TextBox1 = DaysTG UserForm1.TextBox2 = HrsTG UserForm1.TextBox3 = MinsTG UserForm1.TextBox4 = SecsTG DoEvents Loop Unload UserForm1 End Sub |
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