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You can try putting a DoEvents statement in the loop. This might work
if the loop depends on an event which for some reason isn't registering when the loop is running. Just a stab in the dark (maybe one of the gurus can make a stab in the light) -John Coleman Freddy wrote: I have a working Visual Basic Module that successfully runs standalone. Now, I am trying to invoke/call it from a userform. However, it runs then loops instead of stopping. I have stepped through the code using F8 and it does not loop. It appears that things have to "slow down" for it to work. Any solutions? |
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