Application.Run ("PLPauseResumeEventHandler") or other vba codes?
fixing some vba codes
wanted to pause workbooks auto update for eikon via excel using vba
was using Application.Run (PLPauseResumeEventHandler)
anyway to split it into pause and resume only? or any other methods to control it?
Application.Run (PLPauseResumeEventHandler) only toogles on and off, any other ie
Application.Run (PLPauseEventHandler) to only pause it and
Application.Run (PLResumeEventHandler) to only resume the eventhandler
basically want to halt all refinitiv-excel updates/data retrieval when opening the spreadsheets
1. Application.Run (PLPauseResumeEventHandler) to split it into pause and resume
2. Any other method other than method above
3. Application.Run ("TRExcelReCalculateUpdatedFctManualMode") for this, is there a way to change it to refresh workbook or sheets only
4. is there any differences between method above and 'DoEvents
'Application.Run "EikonRefreshWorkbook", True, 120000
'DoEvents
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Application.Run Range("PLPauseResumeEventHandler")
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@Zen.Villanueva Thanks for your question. Please see my answer to a similar question on a previous thread here. In it I point to a tutorial which explains all the functionality we offer filled with code samples. I might need to come back to you on point 4. Let me know if this is ok for you. I hope this can help.
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@jason.ramchandani01 thank you for your response. I appreciate this and will advise the client.
I will wait then for your response and update for point4 if you dont mind.
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@Zen.Villanueva @Jirapongse So as far as I can tell Point 4 will conduct a full Workbook refresh - whereas the routine in Point 3 seems to be a manually created Refresh - which could refresh only specified sheets or ranges - it is difficult to tell without seeing the code for these. I hope this can help.
