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I have a long running macro and would like to display some variables to see
where I am in the processing. When I show the Userform that I created for this purpose, I am force to click on it to keep the macro going. Is there any way to avoid the click and just show the userform throughout the process? Thanks! -- sbw |
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Hi
you could either - show the form in modeless mode: frmMyForm.Show vbModeless - or run the macro from the form: The form shows "This macro may take several second. Continue?" if yes command button... run the macro and display the % in a label.: Sub cmdOk_Click 'run macro if not already running End Sub Regards, Sebastienm "sbweid" wrote: I have a long running macro and would like to display some variables to see where I am in the processing. When I show the Userform that I created for this purpose, I am force to click on it to keep the macro going. Is there any way to avoid the click and just show the userform throughout the process? Thanks! -- sbw |
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