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flickering screen

ResolvedVersion 2010

Mark has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course
Excel Advanced - For Power Users course
Excel PowerPivot course
Excel Dashboards for Business Intelligence course

Flickering Screen

Hi,

I have a document that has some VBA located in various sheets, however on one sheet within the document there isn't any yet when viewing the spreadsheet I get a constant flickering of the cells.

I've created a copy of the sheet and moved it to a new document and the flickering isn't present.

I have recorded a video of this if anyone can help?

Thanks,
Mark

RE: Flickering Screen

Hi Mark,

Thank you for the forum question.

Does it stop flickering if you turn Automatic Calculation to Manual?

If it something to do with the macro you can put the lines in the macro:

Application.ScreenUpdating=false
Application.Calculate = xlManual

the above lines must be at the top just after the Sub line

and just before the End Sub line type:

Application.ScreenUpdating=true
Application.Calculate = xlAutomatic

Please let me know if this didn't solve the issue.



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RE: Flickering Screen

Hi,

Unfortunately this hasn't resolved the problem I've got - could it just be to do with the amount of data that the document is trying to process?

Thanks,
Mark

Thu 14 May 2015: Automatically marked as resolved.

Excel tip:

Adding up time greater than 24 hours

When you add up time if it exceeds 24 hours i.e 27 hours appears as 03:00. Go to Format / Cells / Number / Custom. The format is hh:mm but if change it to [hh]:mm it will add up to the correct amount of hours.

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