Answer by Classique for progressbar without loop
I don't know whether my answer is helpful or not, but I made progress bar working in my main vba which I don't have any loops. Hope this can help.I think in order to use Userform you have to put...
View ArticleAnswer by gembird for progressbar without loop
Sub program()UserForm1.ProgressBar1.Min = 0UserForm1.ProgressBar1.Max = 100UserForm1.ProgressBar1.Value = 0UserForm1.Show vbModelessCall function1UserForm1.ProgressBar1.Value = 20Call...
View ArticleAnswer by Tom 'Blue' Piddock for progressbar without loop
You can use delegation to make this work. Your progress bar is in a separate form to your execution of function 1, 2 and 3 so you should try and execute within the progress bar form. After you call...
View ArticleAnswer by K_B for progressbar without loop
Make a form with 2 Labels, the first in the color of your progress the other with the xx%Now in every step your script progresses change the width of the two Labels so the left Label becomes wider and...
View ArticleAnswer by NickSlash for progressbar without loop
Your example code would work.When you execute your sub, the code is run in order. So when function1 is called the code below will not execute before function1 has completed and the same goes for all...
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I think I've searched the whole internet for a simple progressbar, but I can't find one that makes progress after a function/sub is finished.I will demonstrate in the code below what I want. My...
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