Calling the subroutine first does not make mine work either.
Another point: I have been trying to follow the thread on this and it
sounds like what you are saying is that with events you need to execute the
subroutine and get back out before the routine is called again. but I was reading
the manual on events and it says:
While the Sub procedure is executing the oEvent Object ignores the Operate
property and waits for the program flow to return from the Sub procedure. When
the program flow returns from the Sub procedure the oEvent Object resumes
watching for the Operate property to transition from 0 to 1.
As I understand this, it does not matter how long you are in the subroutine
it will not re-execute until it the subroutine is complete. On the other hand
a different event can interrupt the first event subroutine.
Am I reading the correctly?
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