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I have a repetitive loop in a macro that I want to run repeatedly until the
user decides to stop it. I tried having a non-modal userform with a toggle button which when pushed, it would loop out of the repetitive loop. However, since the macro is busy in the code, I cannot push the button in the user form. Does anyone have any ideas on how a user can intervene to stop the code from the repetitive loop? The userform is just an idea, but anything that works would be great. Thanks for any help! Mike |
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