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OnTime question
Can I have two OnTime procedures running at different times every day? Should
they be placed in the workbooks_open event? If I use Schedule:=False, will it cancel my other OnTime procedure? |
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OnTime question
Yes (probably), and yes.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Sam" wrote in message ... Can I have two OnTime procedures running at different times every day? Should they be placed in the workbooks_open event? If I use Schedule:=False, will it cancel my other OnTime procedure? |
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