Adding a cancel button
 

Ctrl+Break will cancel a running macro, probably the easiest way!!


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Adding a cancel button
 

Hi,

I have a macro which takes a long time to run.

During the macro operation there is a form showing that the macro is
currently 'running'.

Which commands should I put in that form's Cancel button so that it with
cancel the macro operation?

I guess I should put some DoEvents lines in my macro code for that to work,
but I don't know the commands for the cancel button.

Guess the macro name is MyMacro.


Kind Regards,
Amir.

Adding a cancel button
 

Hi,

Thanks for your answer.

I think that a cancel button is more intuitive. Does anybody know how to do
that?

Regards.

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Ctrl+Break will cancel a running macro, probably the easiest way!!


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Adding a cancel button
 

You can setup a variable or property that both the form and the macro have
access to.
In the Cancel buttons cick event set the variable.
In your macro you will have to add DoEvents then after the DoEvent check if
the variable has been set and exit the macro if set.

Fred

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Hi,

I have a macro which takes a long time to run.

During the macro operation there is a form showing that the macro is
currently 'running'.

Which commands should I put in that form's Cancel button so that it with
cancel the macro operation?

I guess I should put some DoEvents lines in my macro code for that to
work, but I don't know the commands for the cancel button.

Guess the macro name is MyMacro.


Kind Regards,
Amir.

Adding a cancel button
 

Thanks,

Isn't there a way of having a button to do the same thing without having the
user to know that he needs to use Ctrl+Break?

"bigwheel" wrote in
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Ctrl+Break will cancel a running macro, probably the easiest way!!


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