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is there anyway that I can insert a banner or headline say in A1:A1
(merged) and it will change every 30 seconds. The reason I would lik
to do this is if a user who is new to input data or schedulin
production in the sheet, I would like a banner per say, that woul
alert the user of information like, don't forget about the big orde
next week, order xxx product and so on. Maybe there is a way bette
solution or idea to what I need. I would manually put the messages i
say behind the scenes or in vba coding that would be displayed.

Thanks for any hel

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