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I don't want to see scroling which VBA does, adding a progress bar
Thanks!!!
Now it takes 2 secs not 20 like before!!! I don't need the progress bar now Thanks!!! Marko "Hemanth" wrote in message oups.com... Set Application.ScreenUpdating == False at beginning of code and set it back to True at the end. I think, excel status bar (at the bottom of the excel workbook) shows a progress bar when excel is busy but I'm not sure how to create our own. - Hemanth marko wrote: Hi! I made some VBA code which takes about 20 seconds to finish and the selection goes from one row to another and i can see all that. I don't want to see that, I just want VBA to preform my task and I want the screen to be still all the time. And is there a way to add a progress bar so i know when it's finished and how long will it aproximattly take to finish? Thanks! Marko Svaco |
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