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I've created an Add-In application that loops through files and tests the
value in a range in each file. Then it sends an email if the number doesn't balance. There could be up to 40-50 files with any number of files having an error. I've naturally set .ScreenUpdation = False. I'm wondering if there is a way to temporarily disable the taskbar to prevent each workbook from being placed on the taskbar and then removed each time the loop iterates. I have found code at the link below to hide and unhide the taskbar using API calls, however, I'm wondering if, 1) even though it is hidden, it is still updating? and 2) would the property values for toggling the taskbar window have changed from Windows 98 to Windows 2k3? (I highly doubt they would have changed.) http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;290150 |
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