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I have codes which take information from one sheet and move it to another,
is there a way that when the macro is running it moves the data with out showing all the movement? |
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Hi,
Try adding this line of code at the begining of yours Application.ScreenUpdating = False rgds "Miree" wrote: I have codes which take information from one sheet and move it to another, is there a way that when the macro is running it moves the data with out showing all the movement? |
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Be sure to reset to =true and the end. Also, you need NOT select to copy/move data -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Anthony" wrote in message ... Hi, Try adding this line of code at the begining of yours Application.ScreenUpdating = False rgds "Miree" wrote: I have codes which take information from one sheet and move it to another, is there a way that when the macro is running it moves the data with out showing all the movement? |
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