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Hi all
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Is there a simple way of allowing the user to pause (suspend) a macro and then allow it to resume, say, on <Enter key? Platform: Excel 2000 Background: I have written an event timer (countdown in minutes) for each round in a bridge competition and occasionally need to manually pause it for a minute or so if there is a hold up in play. (The timer is a guide only - does not need to be 100% accurate). I can use Ctrl-Break and then resume, but this is rather clumsy and unprofessional. I did a Google search and it seems that this simple request is NOT possible! However maybe the experts have now found a way! If not possible please just say so and I will continue using Ctrl-Break. Yuk! Thanks, Peter Bircher |
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