@combo,
I may have miscommunicated. When I execute the application.waitsubroutine. It works as intended. However, while running there will be times when I want to pause or stop the scrolling to review data in a particular column (this will be used as a dashboard). In this case, Excel will...
@combo,
Thanks! That did exactly what I needed. Follow up question... is there a subroutine I can map to a button that allows me to break Application.Waitwithout throwing error similar to (Ctrl+Break)?
Thanks
djamie
I am trying to introduce a delay timer (10s) before calling a subroutine that will scroll my data by 1 column each loop. However, when I run the subroutine, the timer is ignored and the columns are scrolled without delay. Finally I get the following error for each instance (56) that loop is...
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