I have a project that inserts pictures in a worksheet, as triggered by a worksheet_change event.
The problem is, whenever I trigger the event, and the pictures are inserted automatically, there is a brief flash that is very unappealing. I have tried everything I can think of isolate the problem, but nothing seems to fix it. As a last resort, I even once put "Application.ScreenUpdating = FALSE" lines between every other line throughout the code of the entire project, and that still made no difference.
Here's how to replicate the flashing: (file attached)
1. Select the "Generator" worksheet.
2. Click the "Get FilePath" Button and browse to a picture in the folder you just downloaded
3. Click the "Start Session" Button
4. Enter any 3 digit number for "Subject ID Number", and enter the letter "A" into the "Session Code Box"
5. After it redirects you (the framing of the pictures will probably be off, since this is optimized to work with one specific computer) click anywhere on the gradient bar to trigger the flashing.
As you click on the bar, code in the "Tester" Object records the location of the click in the "Generator" worksheet, and "Section for similarity" code in the "Generator" Object Code opens the next picture.
Please let me know if this box.com link is an improper way to supply the necessary file
I hope this is enough information - I suspect the solution to my problem is simple. Thanks for any suggestion!
The problem is, whenever I trigger the event, and the pictures are inserted automatically, there is a brief flash that is very unappealing. I have tried everything I can think of isolate the problem, but nothing seems to fix it. As a last resort, I even once put "Application.ScreenUpdating = FALSE" lines between every other line throughout the code of the entire project, and that still made no difference.
Here's how to replicate the flashing: (file attached)
1. Select the "Generator" worksheet.
2. Click the "Get FilePath" Button and browse to a picture in the folder you just downloaded
3. Click the "Start Session" Button
4. Enter any 3 digit number for "Subject ID Number", and enter the letter "A" into the "Session Code Box"
5. After it redirects you (the framing of the pictures will probably be off, since this is optimized to work with one specific computer) click anywhere on the gradient bar to trigger the flashing.
As you click on the bar, code in the "Tester" Object records the location of the click in the "Generator" worksheet, and "Section for similarity" code in the "Generator" Object Code opens the next picture.
Please let me know if this box.com link is an improper way to supply the necessary file
HTML:
https://www.box.com/s/16i00dbbb8t1l9wa94nnI hope this is enough information - I suspect the solution to my problem is simple. Thanks for any suggestion!
