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Hi,
The intention of Krishna's reply was to outline one potential approach and that you adapt it to suit your needs. Where Krishna's code shows a message box you should change that to call your macro instead. That aside, I think you should look into using Timers. Have a look at the Application.OnTime method in your VBA helpfile. For further information and examples you can read this excellent article by Chip Pearson: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/OnTime.aspx For now I recommend that you avoid using the Windows Timers: unless they are used with due caution and care they may cause Excel to crash under certain circumstances. Good luck! |
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