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I am using "application.volatile" in a function procedure in order for the
procedure to be called. The function does not refer to a cell value and therefore won't be called unless .volatile is used. Basically, what I am trying to do is to set the worksheet background to a particular .gif file when the workbook is changed to/from "read-only". Since my workbook uses DDE links, it calculates continuously. Therefore, the function is called continuously, slows the workbook down and makes the screen flicker as it continuously sets the background picture. I have separated this task into the following two functions to try to keep the function that sets the background (function #2) to only run when the read-only status (function #1) changes, but it still does it continuously: #1 Function read_only_status() As Byte Application.Volatile True If ActiveWorkbook.ReadOnly = True Then read_only_status = 1 End If If ActiveWorkbook.ReadOnly = False Then read_only_status = 2 End If End Function #2 Function set_background(status As Byte) If status = 1 Then Worksheets("a.book").SetBackgroundPicture "c:watermark.gif" End If If status = 2 Then Worksheets("a.book").SetBackgroundPicture Delete End If End Function Any suggestions as to how I can get this procedure to NOT run continuously and still actually work?? Thank you. |
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