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Help with code for timing
Hi
While I have my code running from a Form is is possible to have another form come up with a message that its processing as at the moment you cannot tell if it is running or not. I will also need to have the message change once the process has stopped. FYI, the code is run after txt feilds have been updated and then a commnad button is pressed. Thanks Noemi |
Help with code for timing
'you could have the status bar show a message
'put this at the beging of your code Application.DisplayStatusBar = True Application.StatusBar = "My macro is running..." Application.Wait Now + TimeValue("00:00:05") 'and then at the end of your code you need to have this Application.StatusBar = False "Noemi" wrote: Hi While I have my code running from a Form is is possible to have another form come up with a message that its processing as at the moment you cannot tell if it is running or not. I will also need to have the message change once the process has stopped. FYI, the code is run after txt feilds have been updated and then a commnad button is pressed. Thanks Noemi |
Help with code for timing
Hi Mike
For some reason the status bar doesn't come up. Could this be because I have a form open and if so is there a way around it. Thanks Noemi "Mike" wrote: 'you could have the status bar show a message 'put this at the beging of your code Application.DisplayStatusBar = True Application.StatusBar = "My macro is running..." Application.Wait Now + TimeValue("00:00:05") 'and then at the end of your code you need to have this Application.StatusBar = False "Noemi" wrote: Hi While I have my code running from a Form is is possible to have another form come up with a message that its processing as at the moment you cannot tell if it is running or not. I will also need to have the message change once the process has stopped. FYI, the code is run after txt feilds have been updated and then a commnad button is pressed. Thanks Noemi |
Help with code for timing
The status bar is at the bottom left corner of excel
"Noemi" wrote: Hi Mike For some reason the status bar doesn't come up. Could this be because I have a form open and if so is there a way around it. Thanks Noemi "Mike" wrote: 'you could have the status bar show a message 'put this at the beging of your code Application.DisplayStatusBar = True Application.StatusBar = "My macro is running..." Application.Wait Now + TimeValue("00:00:05") 'and then at the end of your code you need to have this Application.StatusBar = False "Noemi" wrote: Hi While I have my code running from a Form is is possible to have another form come up with a message that its processing as at the moment you cannot tell if it is running or not. I will also need to have the message change once the process has stopped. FYI, the code is run after txt feilds have been updated and then a commnad button is pressed. Thanks Noemi |
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