Hi all,
I have an Excel spreadsheet with a macro that I use to load data into a
third party program. The problem is that when the macro runs after a couple
of repetitions, it recognises a pattern and loads all of the data from the
spreadsheet and then tries to dump it into the third party program. The macro
then starts to go through at high speeds, not giving itself time to do the
tabbing and alt-tab between buttons/programs.

Is there some way to cripple the pattern recognition function in the macros?

I am using the sendkeys function.

Macros don't start 'recognising patterns' all by themselves. Nor do they
change their speed of operation. Beyond that, it's hard to comment about
your problems without knowing something about what the macro is supposed to
do. They don't have any inherent 'pattern recognition function' to be
crippled.



"mal1920" wrote in message
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Hi all,
I have an Excel spreadsheet with a macro that I use to load data into a
third party program. The problem is that when the macro runs after a
couple
of repetitions, it recognises a pattern and loads all of the data from the
spreadsheet and then tries to dump it into the third party program. The
macro
then starts to go through at high speeds, not giving itself time to do the
tabbing and alt-tab between buttons/programs.

Is there some way to cripple the pattern recognition function in the
macros?

I am using the sendkeys function.

"mal1920" wrote in message

Hi all,
I have an Excel spreadsheet with a macro that I use to load data
into
a third party program. The problem is that when the macro runs after
a couple of repetitions, it recognises a pattern and loads all of
the
data from the spreadsheet and then tries to dump it into the third
party program. The macro then starts to go through at high speeds,
not giving itself time to do the tabbing and alt-tab between
buttons/programs.

Is there some way to cripple the pattern recognition function in the
macros?

I am using the sendkeys function.

Hi,

Post the code and someone should be able to help.

Alan.

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