Dashboard Macro Automation

IannW

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Hi All
I have created a dashboard using excel. I will be displaying the dashboard on anoffice TV. I have around 5 differentworksheets on the dashboard and I want to switch between the worksheetsautomatically say every 10 minutes and loop back to the first before repeatinguntil the workbook/dashboard is closed, but then restart on opening.
I’m guessing I can record a macro to switch from sayworksheet 1 to worksheet 2 then worksheet 2 to worksheet 3 etc (I can do that),but how, using vba (I assume) can I run the next macro (3to4) 10 minutes later then the next (4to5) thenthe next (5to1), you get the picture.

Thanks in advance for the help you brilliant people provideto us newbies…
Iann W

 

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Try something like this

1. amend sheet names & wait times
- wat times are set to 1 second ("00:00:01") which is usefully quick when testing!
- wait times can differ between sheets
- to set to 10 minutes use "00:10:00" etc
2. amend the number of loops

in new standard module
Code:
Option Explicit
Sub RunDashboard()
    Dim c As Integer
    For c = 1 To 3                  'loops 3 times
        Call Dashboard
    Next
End Sub
Private Sub Dashboard()
    Call NextSheet("DB1", "00:00:01")
    Call NextSheet("DB2", "00:00:01")
    Call NextSheet("DB3", "00:00:01")
    Call NextSheet("DB4", "00:00:01")
    Call NextSheet("DB5", "00:00:01")
End Sub
Private Sub NextSheet(SheetName As String, waitTime As String)
    Sheets(SheetName).Activate
    Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue(waitTime))
End Sub

in ThisWorkbook module (auto runs when workbook opens)
Code:
Option Explicit

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
    Call RunDashboard
End Sub
 
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