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CANCEL EVENTS
Hi I am running a macro that causes another macro to occur. This causes an
error. What I would like to do is run the macro while leaving all other macros disables until the current macro is finished executing. Any help would be appreciated. -- Thanks! Shane W |
CANCEL EVENTS
Application.enableevents = false
Application.enableevents = true You should use an error handler with this type of code to ensure that in the case of crash the events are turned back on... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "whylite" wrote: Hi I am running a macro that causes another macro to occur. This causes an error. What I would like to do is run the macro while leaving all other macros disables until the current macro is finished executing. Any help would be appreciated. -- Thanks! Shane W |
CANCEL EVENTS
Ya I tried this coding and my macro still causing the program to crash. I
have a lot of cells that are being populated some with combo boxes. I managed to get the data to populate but the combo boxes remain blank. I am thinking that when the enable events gets turned is when excel crashes on me. -- Thanks! Shane W "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Application.enableevents = false Application.enableevents = true You should use an error handler with this type of code to ensure that in the case of crash the events are turned back on... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "whylite" wrote: Hi I am running a macro that causes another macro to occur. This causes an error. What I would like to do is run the macro while leaving all other macros disables until the current macro is finished executing. Any help would be appreciated. -- Thanks! Shane W |
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