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VBA macro pausing
Hi,
I have a macro that opens and closes several worksheets. However, the macro does not work when run. However if I step thru it with the F8 function key, the macro works perfectly. I suspect I need to pause the macro to allow it time to go to the various pages. Question is how do I pause the macro in midstream, allow it time to open and close the various pages and then continue with the remaining instructions |
VBA macro pausing
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Regards, Stefi ezt *rta: Hi, I have a macro that opens and closes several worksheets. However, the macro does not work when run. However if I step thru it with the F8 function key, the macro works perfectly. I suspect I need to pause the macro to allow it time to go to the various pages. Question is how do I pause the macro in midstream, allow it time to open and close the various pages and then continue with the remaining instructions |
VBA macro pausing
My bet is that the macro fails when you use a shortcut key to start it. If you
ran it via the tools|macro dialog or from a button, it would also run correctly. If that's the case, I bet your shortcut key includes the shift key. If that's the case, remove the shift key from that shortcut key combination. If you have a workbook that has a workbook_open event or an auto_open procedure, then if you open that file with the shift key held down, you stop those procedures from running. The shift-key in the shortcut combination confuses excel/vba to stop after you open a file using one of those shortcut keys. wrote: Hi, I have a macro that opens and closes several worksheets. However, the macro does not work when run. However if I step thru it with the F8 function key, the macro works perfectly. I suspect I need to pause the macro to allow it time to go to the various pages. Question is how do I pause the macro in midstream, allow it time to open and close the various pages and then continue with the remaining instructions -- Dave Peterson |
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