I have a macro that runs when the file is opened and takes some time. I turn off the screen updating to speed the process. I want a msgbox, or something, to tell users that file is processing information that does not require a response to continue the code.
View 8 RepliesI have a program that screen scrapes data fom a mainframe emulation program. There are many loops used in order to slow the program down checking for things to load before taking the information. I would like to build some kind of display showing the user what the program is doing and allow them to stop the program if they like. Right now while the program is running everything is frozen and unresponsive.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have in cell A1, as display, a value [500]. This display is calculated in cell B1 [=200+300], here I may change the values. To draw attention, I want the display [500] to continuously start from 100 to 500 [like a counter where it stops at 500 and starts again from 100]. This display will be idle if the value is under 250.
It would be more lively if a progress bar is shown; maybe using the REPT function [REPT("I",50)] where the "I" starts over again and again after the 50th times is reached.
The code I'm trying to execute is given below
Public Sub datafill()
Sheets("Bloomberg Data and Formula").Activate
' Creates prompt to input date to be checked
Dim InputAnswer As Date
InputAnswer = InputBox( _
prompt:="Enter NAV date for verification against Bloomberg in the format DD/MM/YYYY", _
Title:="Date Input Screen", _
Default:="DD/MM/YYY")
Range("C1").Value = InputAnswer
' Clear out previous day's data
Range("A6 : Z6").Select
Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select
Selection.ClearContents
Range("A6").Select
I want to use a msgbox as a progress indicator for a routine in an application. I cant figure out how to do this.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a macro that is taking a long time, so long that I think something is wrong but I dont really have a great way to check. I want to put up a little window showing the progress either by saying "i'm on row XX" or having a progress bar.
Looks like msgbox requires action before the code continues so it is not a good thing to use if you want to get progress. My formula looks for bad values in a data file and fixed them. It takes forever. I would like to have a box there that simply tells me what row it is working on.
Clearly I dont want to hit the OK button for it to continue processing. I want it to update the message box on its own and then take away the message box when it is finished processing.
Im consolidating datas from muliple excel files to single data base excel file.Am having macro and it is working fine for me.But when am loading data to data base file the excel files are vibrating.To avoid this issue i want to Set the progress bar which should indicate the progress of the data loading.
View 12 Replies View RelatedI'm using a mostly recorded macro to do some rather lengthy formatting in a workbook. The formatting is lengthy enough that I don't want people to think the PC is hung. So I'd like to use the progress bar. I'm trying to trim the code down to just the bare essentials for running the progress bar during the macro procedure (and so I can better understand what's happening in the code). The attachment shows what I've done so far. When I press the "Format Workbook" button then I have to press another button ("Run Progress Meter") to really launch the progress bar.
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UserForm2.LabelProgress.Width = 0
UserForm2.Show vbModeless
MsgBox "get_blades (lookinname)"
UpdateProgress 0.25 ' 25%
Range("T3").Select
MsgBox "sort_data"
UpdateProgress 0.5 ' 50%
MsgBox "Get_Nom"
UpdateProgress 0.75 ' 75%
Range("a2").Select
MsgBox "get_info"
UpdateProgress 1 ' 100%
Worksheets("sheet2").Activate
Range("a1").Select
Unload UserForm2
I'm running a simulation that utilizes the Data Table function. The table itself is quite large (280 elements in the row, 10K in the column). It currently takes about an hour to run. (Full disclosure: I did this instead of a couple of "for" loops because I have to consolidate/manipulate a bunch of data from several sheets and it seemed to be running slower than a data table). how to write a progress bar for this type of code? I.e. code that does not loop and is just time-consuming?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI was looking at a previous post to get a progress bar to work while running
a lengthy macro. Below is the post on how to incorporate the progress bar
into your code.
That works fine expect for one thing. There is a cancel button on the progress bar, and when it is pushed the rest of my code continues running. How do I end my code if I press cancel on the progress bar?
Sub Main
Dim PB as clsProgBar
Set PB = new clsProgBar
'if your subs are being called from a userform, hide the form first using
Me.Hide
With PB
.title = "some title"
.caption1 = "Executing, this may take a while"
.caption2 = "Doing task 1"
.show
doevents...................................................
As i have a pretty "complex" macro, which takes around 20-30 minutes to do (honestly)....
I was wondering if there was a way to create a progress bar just showing me how many % it has done so for?
Or even tell me which sub routine it is up to? (but % would probably be better)
And preferably a pop-up box one?.. not one on the status bar because i have stuff updated on the status bar already...
I'm running some macros that take a bit of time (1000-2000ms), and would like to give the user some feedback as to what's happening.... Ideally, I'd like to show a msgbox-like pop-up window saying something "processing..." while the macro executes.
I have tried using userforms (based on this post Excel VBA Macro- How to Create a Splash Screen for your Excel Workbook); however they halt background execution...
Is there any built-in functionality similar to .statusbar, but more obvious/visual that would allow this? I'm about to experiment with showing/hiding a textbox shape, but this seems a bit sloppy...
I have been looking for a macro (and have failed to find one) that would give a progress bar in status bar as a percent of the macro run time, e.g
If I had a macro that took say 5 minutes (which I would know in advance) to run is there a way to have a progress bar in status bar that would progress incrementally as a percentage of the 5 minutes or even simpler break the 5 minutes into 1 minute increments?
is it possible to show progress indicator if macro execution take some considerable time say more than 10 seconds?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a userform with a command button which fires a macro.
everything works fine so far.
my problem is:
I would like to add a msgbox at the end of the macro which confirmes "successfully completed".
I cannnot simply add the msgbox at the end of the macro. don't know what I'm doing wrong.
(see below)
Private Sub CommandButtonOK_Click().
If Me.OptionButton1.Value = True Then
ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("PropertyWorksheet").Range("A1").Value = "Government Securities"
ElseIf Me.OptionButton2.Value = True Then
ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("PropertyWorksheet").Range("A1").Value = "Corporate Bonds"
[Code].....
Unload Me
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Sheets("MySheet1").Select
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
'run macro
MyMacro1 (adds, hides and deletes various sheets)
MyMacro2
[Code]....
I would like to have a progress bar in some of my userforms.
As an example I attach a sample. progress bar.xlsm
Im forgetting how to code something for this ....
View 7 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to come up with an efficient formulae or function to calculate tax
The problem I have is that the tax is progressive. As below
the first 20,000 is taxed at 5%
the next 20,000 is taxed at 6%
the next 20,000 is taxed at 7%
the next 20,000 is taxed at 8%
the next 20,000 is taxed at 9%
more than 100,000 is taxed at 10%
I'm trying to do a formula like below
Cell B3 is my taxable amount
Cell B5 =IF(B$3>20000,20000*0.05,B$3*0.05)
Cell B6 =IF(B$3>40000,40000*0.05,(B$3-20000)*0.05)
This gives me a problem in that for 35k say, I end up with a negative number for the second part in cell B6. My other issue is that each calculation will take up 6 rows on my
spreadsheet. I was hoping to set up a function that could do this in a cell, but even the simple stage defeats me at the moment.
I struggling in progress bar code, Once userForm.show code executes code execution stops, Once if i close the userform at runtime step wise code continues from next line in this case i mean UserForm.ProgressBar1.Min = 0
Sub test()
UserForm.Show
UserForm.ProgressBar1.Min = 0
UserForm.ProgressBar1.Max = 100
[Code]....
There is a nice progress bar at
http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/arch...-and-controls/
Sub DoStuff()
Dim ufUpdate As UUpdate
Dim dtTime As Date
'instantiate the userform
Set ufUpdate = New UUpdate
ufUpdate.lbxStatus.AddItem "Starting Process..."
ufUpdate.lbxStatus.AddItem "Do the next thing..."
ufUpdate.lbxStatus.AddItem "Done!"
ufUpdate.Show....................
I have a code that has a loop with up to 100,000 possible iterations. The max number of iterations, N, is variable and to be specified by the user via user form.
That's why I like to show only incremental progress , say 5% competed , 10% completed ,... , so on. What is the best way to code it?
Another question: I tried to show it via
Application.StatusBar = Format(PctDone, "#.##%") & " completed"
but for some reason it does not get updated while the code is running. Is that because the user form is visible? For now, I'm trying to add a label progress bar to the user form, but StatusBar would suffice.
I am using the following code to activate a progress bar.
Private Sub UserForm_Activate()
Dim dTime As Date
Dim i, t As Integer
For i = 1 To 100 Step 100 / 8
dTime = Now + TimeValue("0:00:01")
Application.Wait TimeValue(dTime)
ProgressBar1.Value = i
Next i
End Sub
This works fine and the progress bar moves in 8 steps.
However, I want to include this into a module of code and it moves along according to how far down the module my code is running.
I want to be able to have a progressbar that populates upwards. When I use a scrollbar to adjust the height it wants to go down.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have 2 macros ready and i need to merge it to one to make it run.
First macros will do the calculation and the other is adopted from a website as an sample to display % of process. Now the issue is i don't know how to merge it. Can any one help me to setup this file please. Copy of sample file is attached for your reference.
Calculation Macros:
VB:
Sub Premium()
Dim ws As Worksheet, ws1 As Worksheet, ws2 As Worksheet
Dim cel As Range, cel2 As Range, cel3 As Range, cel4 As Range, found As Range, rng As Range, age As Variant
[Code]....
I have created a Excel userform. Since it has lot of controls, it takes good amount of time to load.
Is there a possibility of displaying a progress bar till the userform is loaded.
Google search has shown me ways to create a progress bar using Excel Forms. However, I am looking for a way to show the progress bar till the main userform is loaded.
I want to create a progress bar that will show how much percent is completed from bottom to top. It should count total total number of cases in the table. suppose they are 280 then it should show 0 to 280 in a label. 0 at the bottom and 280 at the top. then count how many cases have been completed as a percentage going up when percentage is increasing.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI use this code below to run horizontal progress bar. is there any code how to make Vertical Progress Bar,?
[Code] .....
How would I add a nice progress bar to the following
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