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I have a procedure macro that calls a dialog box. After
parameters are input, the user clicks an "Ok" button and the macro runs. At times the procedure can take a very long time to run. Is there a way to allow the user to break the macro and not wait until it finishes? I have only been able to use [CTRL][ALT][DEL] and end Excel, but obviously that is not a very good solution. I have tried to use the [ESC] key, but it just ignores the key press. Maybe a status dialog box with a cancel button? Anyone used anything they feel works well? Thanks in advance, Dave |
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