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Application.OnTime and Visual C++
I understand the way Application.OnTime works using VBA
Can I use this functionality within a Visual C++ environment I want to execute non-pre-emptive functions written in C++ Using the Windows or Multimedia Timer, I can execute timed functions but this results in crashes when accessing Excel An alternative would be to let the timer generate a Windows message which is handled by the Excel Application to trigger an event (like OnSelChanged). Is that a possiblility? |
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