the previous posts have been helpful, but when I hit cancel on the progress
bar... the rest of my code continues running. How do I end my code if I
press cancel on the progress bar?

Thanks!

"JH" wrote:

thanks Robin

that works perfectly

Jan


"Robin Hammond" wrote:

Jan,

It would look something like this

Sub Main
Dim PB as clsProgBar
Set PB = new clsProgBar

'if your subs are being called from a userform, hide the form first using
Me.Hide
With PB

.title = "some title"
.caption1 = "Executing, this may take a while"
.caption2 = "Doing task 1"
.show
doevents

end with

Sub1 x,y,z
pb.progress = 10
pb.caption2 = "doing task 2"

Sub2 a,b,c,d
PB.progress = 20
pb.caption2 = "doing task 3"

'etc,
'and at the end

Sub10
PB.finish

'if called from a userform, show the form again, using me.show
End Sub


--
Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com
"JH" wrote in message
...
Hello Robin,

thank you for your reply.
I try and explain it once again.

My macro has following structu

Sub Main()
Sub 1()
Sub 2()
Sub 3()
...
...
...
Sub n()
End Sub

Macro usually takes from 20s up to 1min, depends on data volume
I would like to know where to place the subroutine "ProgBarDemo" in my
code,
eventually how to adjust progressbar code (counter etc...) in order to the
progressbar displays duration of whole macro.

Maybe the solution is simple but I am a beginner in WBA programming :)

thanks

Jan

"Robin Hammond" wrote:

Yes,

I do! What do you need help on?

In principle the progress bar will run as a modeless form while the
remainder of your code executes.

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

"JH" wrote in message
...
Hello,

does anybody have any experience of using of the progress bar at
following
web page
http://www.enhanceddatasystems.com/E...rogressBar.htm
?
How to use this progress bar exactly. I supposse it is possible for
progressbar to work in the foreground and main code will be executed on
the
background

thanks you for any suggestion in advance

Jan H