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Is there a way I can "hide" the actions when a macro is being run instead of
watching excel bounce around until it has run it's course?
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application.screenupdating = false

at the start of the macro, and

application.screenupdating = true

at the end of the macro

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It worked. Thank you!

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application.screenupdating = false

at the start of the macro, and

application.screenupdating = true

at the end of the macro


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Possibly:-

sub yoursub()
applications.screenupdating = false

do your stuff

application.screenupdating = True
end Sub


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