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Not sure if it was you who was asking a couple of weeks ago.
My advice is to e-mail Gary & Mark, who are very switched on, and will always help (Gary wrote an entire programme for me). Cannot ask for more....great people and for only £6.00 a month! |
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I find from their forum they do not want to help individuals. Rather just post a link to a similar thread and hope you work it out so not to get swamped with requests.
Yes it was me the other week. Automated betting takes up all my fecking time!! ![]() |
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Can you use the Wait function ? Something like.....
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:10"))' wait 10 seconds from now. |
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Where do i enter that mate?
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2319683/vba-macro-on-timer-style-to-run-code-every-set-number-of-seconds-i-e-120-secon
I'd try the delay the line after you get a value |
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I'm not so familiar with excel, but with vba code in a module in an access database, you can step through the code with F8
and use the watch window to see variable values. You can also use stop points, so code runs to a point then stops. So you can test sections of code. You can do things by trial and error in real time and see what happens. |
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You normally enter a stop point, then start the code and then go step by step with F8 from that point.
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