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echo off?
In a macro, I have a loop to copy rows from a workbook and
paste it to another workbook, so there are a lot of "flashing" between screens in the run. Someone said if I can use some kind of "echo off" command to aviod flashing screens, it would cut down the run time a lot. Is there such command that I can use in EXCEL macro?? Thanks. Lee |
echo off?
Lee,
Use the ScreenUpdating property to prevent the screen from updating. E.g., Application.ScreenUpdating = False ' your code here Application.ScreenUpdating = True -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Lee S." wrote in message ... In a macro, I have a loop to copy rows from a workbook and paste it to another workbook, so there are a lot of "flashing" between screens in the run. Someone said if I can use some kind of "echo off" command to aviod flashing screens, it would cut down the run time a lot. Is there such command that I can use in EXCEL macro?? Thanks. Lee |
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