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How to ignore user input during macro execution?
I have a macro that asks two yes-no questions to start. I generally answer
them yes and no by hitting Y-N very quickly. Sometimes I'm so quick that the N goes into the currently selected cell, where Excel thinks I'm entering a string. When I hit Escape, the macro stops, and the N is still there. How do you get a macro to ignore all user input unless and until a message or input box comes up? -- J. Andrew Smith Senior Systems Analyst Standard & Poor''s, NYC |
How to ignore user input during macro execution?
Hi,
Can we see the part of the macro that accepts this input? Mike "J. Andrew Smith" wrote: I have a macro that asks two yes-no questions to start. I generally answer them yes and no by hitting Y-N very quickly. Sometimes I'm so quick that the N goes into the currently selected cell, where Excel thinks I'm entering a string. When I hit Escape, the macro stops, and the N is still there. How do you get a macro to ignore all user input unless and until a message or input box comes up? -- J. Andrew Smith Senior Systems Analyst Standard & Poor''s, NYC |
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