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I know I can use the xlErrorHandler property of EnableCancelKey to
provide an interruption mechanism. However, there are several reasons why I'd prefer to simply abort the query if the URL has not responded after X seconds. I could use Application.OnTime or similar if this was a loop, but I can't figure out how to execute a wait when calling an http. TIA, Steve Hieb |
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