Less elegant a solution, but it works ...  I create a column in the
spreadsheet titled "recstogo"  and number it in descending order so that
the datastation window is displaying how many records are left to
process.  I also use a note each time I read a record that displays that
field and what facility I'm processing for and if it's one that's
looping through all my facilities which time through the loop (which is
also numbered in descending order) and anything else that let's me know
where I am in the process.

 

thanx,  Sherry

HCA Midwest Health Systems IT&S

Programmer/Analyst II

816/823-0406

"Some of us are more capable than others of us...but none of us is more
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How about calling this function and looking at the WorkStation's status
bar:

 

Sub progress(fractioncomplete As Single)

    Note = String(fractioncomplete * 30, ")") & String(30 -
fractioncomplete * 30, " ") & ") " & (100 * fractioncomplete) & "%"

End Sub

 

And use:

 

Sub myscript1()

    For i = 1 To 20

        progress i / 20

        Wait 0.5

    Next i

End Sub

 

Rich McNeil

Boston Software Systems

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It wouldn't be a progress bar, but you could just have 3 Boston
variables, like Total_Records, Remaining_Records, and Percent_Complete.
You could also add one to determine how long it took to process the
first record and multiply that by the remaining records to get the
remaining time.  They would be automatically displayed, so you wouldn't
have to worry about losing window focus.  You'd just have to update the
values within the script whenever you want it refreshed.

 

Kevin McCullough

Implementation Specialist

Select Medical - Hospital Apps

(717) 972 - 8114

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This would be a great addition to many scripts!

Mary

 

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I'm looking for a simple progress bar indicator to add to my script.
I'm performing a dictionary update in Meditech from an Excel
spreadsheet.  I would like to progress bar to query the number of
records in the spreadsheet to determine the how long it will take for
the update to run and what % complete it is.

 

Thanks,

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Systems Analyst

Highline Medical Center

16251 Sylvester Rd SW

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