Excel vba

[vbacoder12]

I have a 2 part question.
So i am running a runthemall sub using application.run for my macros. But they all appear to be running at the same time. Is there a way to ensure each one doesn't run before the one running is finished.

Question 2. I also have a refreshall query which once the tables are updated I would lie the queries to be deleted making it a table. I have tried this and it always seems like the queries are deleted before all tables are refreshed.

Any thoughts on either of theses

 

[Logit]

If you set your subs up like the following, Excel will run the first sub, then the second sub, then the third sub, etc. etc.
Excel will wait for the first sub to complete before going to the next.

Option Explicit

Sub runsubs()
    
    subname1
    subname2
    subname3
    etc
    etc
    
    
End Sub

 

[vbacoder12]

If you set your subs up like the following, Excel will run the first sub, then the second sub, then the third sub, etc. etc.
Excel will wait for the first sub to complete before going to the next.

Option Explicit

Sub runsubs()
   
    subname1
    subname2
    subname3
    etc
    etc
   
   
End Sub

 

[vbacoder12]

Do you think I should make each until query refresh it's own sub or can I make the first sub refresh all and my final sub a delete all queries

 

[Logit]

Not certain I understand your question.
"Refresh" ... generally there will not be a need to 'refresh' anything. The macros will run in the order you place them.

Another method is to run your first macro but at the very bottom of the first macro, type in the name of the second macro to run. When the first macro is complete
it will 'read' that last line and go to the next macro.

At the bottom of the second macro, you can put the name of the third macro and the process begins again with the second macro opening the third macro and running it.

What do you mean by deleting all queries ?

 

[vbacoder12]

Not certain I understand your question.
"Refresh" ... generally there will not be a need to 'refresh' anything. The macros will run in the order you place them.

Another method is to run your first macro but at the very bottom of the first macro, type in the name of the second macro to run. When the first macro is complete
it will 'read' that last line and go to the next macro.

At the bottom of the second macro, you can put the name of the third macro and the process begins again with the second macro opening the third macro and running it.

What do you mean by deleting all queries ?

My first query is basically refreshing all queries. Then I have some other things run. My last step is to delete the queries so that the data is just on the sheet without a data connection. It's delQueries

 

[Logit]

If I understand your explanation ... you could delete the query ... but what do you do if the query needs to be run again ? Recreate your queries ?

Another approach might be to copy your updated data to a different sheet that doesn't have any queries. You would be copy/paste values only.
Then you could leave the queries in place for running at a later time.

???

 

[vbacoder12]

If I understand your explanation ... you could delete the query ... but what do you do if the query needs to be run again ? Recreate your queries ?

Another approach might be to copy your updated data to a different sheet that doesn't have any queries. You would be copy/paste values only.
Then you could leave the queries in place for running at a later time.

???

Queries are only needed this one time. Won't need to refresh data. I have code that will deleted. Biggest issue is it would run before the queries loaded and the data wouldn't refresh. I'll try the runsubs() and see if it works