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I have a workbook that contains a macro which, when
triggered, runs through a loop to open a number of other workbooks. As each opens, a simple calculation is performed on some data held in it and the result is added to a new row in the original workbook. I guess I have two questions really: 1. The process of opening and closing each workbook is quite slow - is there a more efficient way of doing this? 2. If the answer to Q1 is no, then problem I have is that, from a user persepctive, having all of these workbooks flashing up on the screen will be irritating. Is there a way of opening the workbooks but not displaying them (like the personal.xls workbook) or of not refreshing the screen while the macro runs (like the docmd.echo false command in Access VBA)? Thank you in advance for any help!!! |
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