As stated before sleep is not a good option as the user is not able to
do anything in the meantime.
application.ontime is a much better alternative. here an example: (m2
being the name of the macro that will be executed)
time = Now + TimeValue(00:00:01)
Application.OnTime time, ThisWorkbook.m2
One more thing:
If you use variables and OnTime then never ever use the End command.
Rather make a goto to the end of the sub. If you end the macro with
end instead of end sub all variables will be deleted.
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Hi Anil,
I don't know much about VB but you can try to use
Public Declare Sub Sleep Lib kernel32 (ByVal
dwMilliseconds As Long)
.
.
Code before sleep
.
DoEvents
sleep 100
.
code after sleep
.
Public Declare Sub Sleep Lib kernel32 (ByVal
Hi
sleep 100 is not that good in that it freezes EXCEL completely.
A better alternative is Application.onTime now+timevalue(00:00:10)
you can find detailed documention on Excel Help
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 5:21 PM, Sandeep sandymau...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Anil,
I don't know much
