How to check if a macro is scheduled or not

Oliver Dewar

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Hi all.

I have a button that runs a macro every 5 seconds.

I have another button to stop the loop.

Problem happens if a user hits the stop button when the sequence is not running - they get an error.

Here's my code for button 1 (start) and 2 (stop):

Code:
Sub Process_Emails_and_Backup_Auto()
 
Application.Run "Process_All_Emails_In_The_Inbox"
 
runtime1 = Now + TimeValue("00:00:05")

Application.OnTime runtime1, "Process_Emails_and_Backup_Auto"
 
End Sub

Sub StopProcessing()
Application.OnTime runtime1, "Process_Emails_and_Backup_Auto", , False
End Sub

Is there a way for button 2 - the StopProcessing macro - to run a test like If process is scheduled then run this code - if not then don't?

Cheers all.
 
Simple method:
Rich (BB code):
Sub StopProcessing()
On Error Resume Next Application.OnTime runtime1, "Process_Emails_and_Backup_Auto", , False End Sub
:)
 
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