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I saw some code once that turned off screen refreshes in a workbook until a
macro complete running. I can't remember how that was done. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks |
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At the start of the macro set:
application.ScreenUpdating=False At the end (or in your eeeor trap) set: application.ScreenUpdating=true "ybazizi" wrote: I saw some code once that turned off screen refreshes in a workbook until a macro complete running. I can't remember how that was done. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks |
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Thanks! That did the trick.
"AA2e72E" wrote: At the start of the macro set: application.ScreenUpdating=False At the end (or in your eeeor trap) set: application.ScreenUpdating=true "ybazizi" wrote: I saw some code once that turned off screen refreshes in a workbook until a macro complete running. I can't remember how that was done. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks |
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