I'm sure this has been asked a hundred time but when in long macros, how does one change the cursor in MS Project 2010 to an hourglass? I've searched high and low on the web with no luck. I'm hoping someone here has the answer.
How to turn cursor to hourglass from MS Project 2010 VBA
I'm sure this has been asked a hundred time but when in long macros, how does one change the cursor in MS Project 2010 to an hourglass? I've searched high and low on the web with no luck. I'm hoping someone here has the answer.
Not sure about the MS Project object model, but in Excel it's
Worth a shot at leastApplication.Cursor = xlWait Application.Cursor = xlDefault
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Paul
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Yeah, that's what you'd expect but no, does not work. The Application object in Project does not contain the cursor setting, that's why it's a real pain.Originally Posted by Paul_Hossler
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