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Debug.Print variablename "Stewart1234" wrote: Thanks, that was very helpful, especially once I found the statusbar. Is there a way to display this on the VBE editor screen? When the workbook is displayed there is a lot of activity on the worksheets - numbers flying everywhere, and I like to cover this by expanding the VBE editor screen to full size, but it covers the status bar. I tried balloons, msgbox, textbox, etc but none of those had a display only feature, they always waited for an event before execution would continue. "Patrick Molloy" wrote: After the line where the code changes the variable's value add this: Application.Statusbar = variablename Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP "Stewart1234" wrote: How do I watch a variable in an excel macro change value as the visual basic code is running? The variable changes value every 30 seconds or so and I want to monitor progress of the execution by looking at the value without stopping the run. |
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