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Copy/Time Delay
Hi,
I'm trying to write a macro that would copy a large amount of data (20,000 rows of data) however I need to do 100 rows every 1 second. Therefore I need some sort of function that will have a time delay of 1 second within the macro. (copy 100 rows wait one second, copy 100 rows wait one sec etc) Does anyone know of a function that will create a time delay within a macro? thanks in advance |
Copy/Time Delay
hi,
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01")) this vb code line will pause code excecution for 1 second you will have to work it in somehow because i'm not understanding the 1 second per 100 lines thing. regards Frank -----Original Message----- Hi, I'm trying to write a macro that would copy a large amount of data (20,000 rows of data) however I need to do 100 rows every 1 second. Therefore I need some sort of function that will have a time delay of 1 second within the macro. (copy 100 rows wait one second, copy 100 rows wait one sec etc) Does anyone know of a function that will create a time delay within a macro? thanks in advance . |
Copy/Time Delay
Frank,
Thank you very much. This works great! One more question: Is there a way to have a 1.5 second delay? I tried ("0:00:015) and it did not work. thanks, mike -----Original Message----- hi, Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01")) this vb code line will pause code excecution for 1 second you will have to work it in somehow because i'm not understanding the 1 second per 100 lines thing. regards Frank -----Original Message----- Hi, I'm trying to write a macro that would copy a large amount of data (20,000 rows of data) however I need to do 100 rows every 1 second. Therefore I need some sort of function that will have a time delay of 1 second within the macro. (copy 100 rows wait one second, copy 100 rows wait one sec etc) Does anyone know of a function that will create a time delay within a macro? thanks in advance . . |
Copy/Time Delay
Declare Sub Sleep Lib "kernel32" (ByVal dwMilliseconds As Long)
Function ADelay(mSecs) Sleep mSecs End Sub Adelay 1500 waits one and a half seconds -- HTH RP wrote in message ... Frank, Thank you very much. This works great! One more question: Is there a way to have a 1.5 second delay? I tried ("0:00:015) and it did not work. thanks, mike -----Original Message----- hi, Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01")) this vb code line will pause code excecution for 1 second you will have to work it in somehow because i'm not understanding the 1 second per 100 lines thing. regards Frank -----Original Message----- Hi, I'm trying to write a macro that would copy a large amount of data (20,000 rows of data) however I need to do 100 rows every 1 second. Therefore I need some sort of function that will have a time delay of 1 second within the macro. (copy 100 rows wait one second, copy 100 rows wait one sec etc) Does anyone know of a function that will create a time delay within a macro? thanks in advance . . |
Copy/Time Delay
I don't think you can get a second and a half. I think you have to use
whole seconds. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ... Frank, Thank you very much. This works great! One more question: Is there a way to have a 1.5 second delay? I tried ("0:00:015) and it did not work. thanks, mike -----Original Message----- hi, Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01")) this vb code line will pause code excecution for 1 second you will have to work it in somehow because i'm not understanding the 1 second per 100 lines thing. regards Frank -----Original Message----- Hi, I'm trying to write a macro that would copy a large amount of data (20,000 rows of data) however I need to do 100 rows every 1 second. Therefore I need some sort of function that will have a time delay of 1 second within the macro. (copy 100 rows wait one second, copy 100 rows wait one sec etc) Does anyone know of a function that will create a time delay within a macro? thanks in advance . . |
Copy/Time Delay
thank you!
-----Original Message----- Declare Sub Sleep Lib "kernel32" (ByVal dwMilliseconds As Long) Function ADelay(mSecs) Sleep mSecs End Sub Adelay 1500 waits one and a half seconds -- HTH RP wrote in message ... Frank, Thank you very much. This works great! One more question: Is there a way to have a 1.5 second delay? I tried ("0:00:015) and it did not work. thanks, mike -----Original Message----- hi, Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01")) this vb code line will pause code excecution for 1 second you will have to work it in somehow because i'm not understanding the 1 second per 100 lines thing. regards Frank -----Original Message----- Hi, I'm trying to write a macro that would copy a large amount of data (20,000 rows of data) however I need to do 100 rows every 1 second. Therefore I need some sort of function that will have a time delay of 1 second within the macro. (copy 100 rows wait one second, copy 100 rows wait one sec etc) Does anyone know of a function that will create a time delay within a macro? thanks in advance . . . |
Copy/Time Delay
.. . . Using the built in Wait function
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... I don't think you can get a second and a half. I think you have to use whole seconds. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ... Frank, Thank you very much. This works great! One more question: Is there a way to have a 1.5 second delay? I tried ("0:00:015) and it did not work. thanks, mike -----Original Message----- hi, Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01")) this vb code line will pause code excecution for 1 second you will have to work it in somehow because i'm not understanding the 1 second per 100 lines thing. regards Frank -----Original Message----- Hi, I'm trying to write a macro that would copy a large amount of data (20,000 rows of data) however I need to do 100 rows every 1 second. Therefore I need some sort of function that will have a time delay of 1 second within the macro. (copy 100 rows wait one second, copy 100 rows wait one sec etc) Does anyone know of a function that will create a time delay within a macro? thanks in advance . . |
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