it Sub
> End If
> MsgBox "Complete"
> End Sub
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Sukanta Datta
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Paul,
I want to mentioned that the code I provided fine if I am in break mode and
execute line by line but it does not work when I run without break mode. It
never set wb4 and goes in infinite loop situation. I have to kill the
process to get out.
Thanks,
Sukanta Datta
On Tuesday, June 10, 2
Thank you very much for the reply but Application.Wait does not work.
Paul,
I try to implement your method but the problem is the file is not created
yet. Can you tell me how to save the file I am creating to save
automatically in a directory? Whenevr I try to activate the new file it
does n
