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Hi,
In other programming environments, you can speed things up by not performing formating and calculations "live". For instance, if I run the following script: Columns("U:U").Select Selection.Clear Range("T1").Select Columns("V:V").Select Selection.Clear Range("T1").Select Columns("W:W").Select Selection.Clear Columns("T:X").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "$#,##0.00" ' Make Currencey format Range("U1").Select ' Select a signal cell to avoid confusion when a form button is pressed, the page flashes, etc. while it does the changes. In Excel, should the screen be "locked" and then "unlocked" before and after the script? If so, how can this be done? Thanks for any suggestions! Ben |
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