Hey all,
Is there any way to find what excel has listed
application.onTime que?
If I have 4 macro's waiting to be run. There any way to list those macro execution times?
Hey all,
Is there any way to find what excel has listed
application.onTime que?
If I have 4 macro's waiting to be run. There any way to list those macro execution times?
Surely, your code will have set it, so you know.
Hi Slyone2;
Seems to me you could do it this way:
And design all scheduled subs:![]()
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This is way above my level...could you simplify?
Hi Slyone2;
I guess I misunderstood your question. I thought that you were using macros to set the OnTime schedules. I was giving you some code to use instead of what I thought you were already using.
I now am guessing that you're hoping there is a way to see what is scheduled. Which I don't believe there is.
To simplify this, I would have to know how you are currently scheduling the OnTime procedures.
I set using this:
Would like something like this![]()
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A next run 4:00
B next run 4:10
My problem is there is no way to check if Ontime function is working.
And, when VBA crashes,I cant check if ontime is still set or DO i have to reset.
Last edited by Slyone2; 07-20-2010 at 07:47 PM.
Hi Slyone2;
You can run your macros like this. That way if they are still set they would get cancelled before resetting them.
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