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Task Bar Message usage
When calculating a large spreadsheet there is a message that shows up in the
task bar on the lower left side that says "Calculating Cells : 20%" and gives the percentage of completion. I was wondering if there is a way to use this through VB code. I have several sheets in a workbook that all get updated by changing a master date. I would like to select sheet 1 and when the task bar message reaches 100% select sheet 2 and so on for each sheet. I think I am running into memory problems with all sheets trying to update at the same time, and I was hoping this may be a fix for my problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Vince |
Task Bar Message usage
hi,
see this site. http://www.exceltip.com/exceltips.ph...ategory&ID=205 regards FSt1 "Vince" wrote: When calculating a large spreadsheet there is a message that shows up in the task bar on the lower left side that says "Calculating Cells : 20%" and gives the percentage of completion. I was wondering if there is a way to use this through VB code. I have several sheets in a workbook that all get updated by changing a master date. I would like to select sheet 1 and when the task bar message reaches 100% select sheet 2 and so on for each sheet. I think I am running into memory problems with all sheets trying to update at the same time, and I was hoping this may be a fix for my problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Vince |
Task Bar Message usage
Vince,
I don't think you can trap the percentage complete number, if that is what you are after. You can, however, write messages to the status bar yourself using application.statusbar. AFAIK, Excel's calculation engine is optimised. It rather depends on what you are doing, but I suppose that if there are no cross sheet dependencies you could write yourself a calculation control macro that would calculate one sheet at a time, but I doubt that there is any great benefit to this. Robin Hammond www.enhanceddatasystems.com "Vince" wrote in message ... When calculating a large spreadsheet there is a message that shows up in the task bar on the lower left side that says "Calculating Cells : 20%" and gives the percentage of completion. I was wondering if there is a way to use this through VB code. I have several sheets in a workbook that all get updated by changing a master date. I would like to select sheet 1 and when the task bar message reaches 100% select sheet 2 and so on for each sheet. I think I am running into memory problems with all sheets trying to update at the same time, and I was hoping this may be a fix for my problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Vince |
Task Bar Message usage
Vince, See if this one will help. Shows some %'s in task bar. http://vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=87 Vince Wrote: When calculating a large spreadsheet there is a message that shows up i the task bar on the lower left side that says "Calculating Cells : 20%" an gives the percentage of completion. I was wondering if there is a way to us this through VB code. I have several sheets in a workbook that all ge updated by changing a master date. I would like to select sheet 1 and when th task bar message reaches 100% select sheet 2 and so on for each sheet. I thin I am running into memory problems with all sheets trying to update at th same time, and I was hoping this may be a fix for my problem. An suggestions would be appreciated. Vinc -- Piranh ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Piranha's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=2043 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=40023 |
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