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    Progress Bar + Show then hide

    Hi,
    http://www.andypope.info/vba/pmeter.htm shows me various progress bars.

    i was hopeing to implement the "Animated Bar" which would be uncalculated and does not actually show the progress.

    But the way i wanted it to work was.....

    1. If button X is pressed, show the animated bar form + run a macro.
    2. The animated bar is shown to the user while the macro on the button is working.
    3. Button will just show the green lines moving from left to right, it does not actually show the progress of the macro.
    4. Once the macro is complete, hide the animated bar.

    so not exactly is it "progress bar" but i guess i just want something to show the user that the button is performing something and currently something is being done.

    I hope someone call help?

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    Re: Progress Bar + Show then hide

    See Ivan's suggestion of using an animated gif on a userform using the webbrowser control.
    http://www.xcelfiles.com/WebBrowserCtrl.html
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    Re: Progress Bar + Show then hide

    i believe the website is outdated etc, i cannot open up the example workbook etc?

    never the less, i am pretty sure someone has such a userform available?

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