Suspend window while Excel VBA macro is executing
 

How do I suspend the application window from showing progress while an Excel
VBA macro is executing? Tha macro involves a lot of jumping between
worksheets, and I suspect that the updating of windows takes a lot of time.

Suspend window while Excel VBA macro is executing
 

typethis code beginning of the code statements

Application.ScreenUpdating = False

at the end of the statemnets before end sub type

Application.ScreenUpdating = true




Knut S <Knut wrote in message
...
How do I suspend the application window from showing progress while an
Excel
VBA macro is executing? Tha macro involves a lot of jumping between
worksheets, and I suspect that the updating of windows takes a lot of
time.

Suspend window while Excel VBA macro is executing
 

Knut,

Put this at the beginning of your code:

Application.ScreenUpdating = False


and then this at the end:

Application.ScreenUpdating = True

HTH,
Nikos

"Knut S" <Knut wrote in message
...
How do I suspend the application window from showing progress while an
Excel
VBA macro is executing? Tha macro involves a lot of jumping between
worksheets, and I suspect that the updating of windows takes a lot of
time.

Suspend window while Excel VBA macro is executing
 

Thanks. It helped a lot!
Knut

"Nikos Yannacopoulos" wrote:

Knut,

Put this at the beginning of your code:

Application.ScreenUpdating = False


and then this at the end:

Application.ScreenUpdating = True

HTH,
Nikos

"Knut S" <Knut wrote in message
...
How do I suspend the application window from showing progress while an
Excel
VBA macro is executing? Tha macro involves a lot of jumping between
worksheets, and I suspect that the updating of windows takes a lot of
time.

Suspend window while Excel VBA macro is executing
 

Thanks. It helped a lot!!
Knut

"R.VENKATARAMAN" wrote:

typethis code beginning of the code statements

Application.ScreenUpdating = False

at the end of the statemnets before end sub type

Application.ScreenUpdating = true




Knut S <Knut wrote in message
...
How do I suspend the application window from showing progress while an
Excel
VBA macro is executing? Tha macro involves a lot of jumping between
worksheets, and I suspect that the updating of windows takes a lot of
time.