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Relative newbie Q:
I have a process that goes thru an Excel 2002 TreeView and moves 'n
prunes a lot of Nodes.
Even though I (don't think I'm) actually selecting the Nodes I'm
working on (I never use .SelectedItem), still the whole tree insists
on visually updating in real time to reflect every change, resulting
in ungodly (and time-consuming) visual churn.
I cannot find a ScreenUpdate property in TreeView (or in any VBA
control, for that matter). And setting:
- TreeView.Enabled
- Application.ScreenUpdating
to False fail to stop it.
What property do I use?
Thanks much.
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I have a process that goes thru an Excel 2002 TreeView and moves 'n
prunes a lot of Nodes.
Even though I (don't think I'm) actually selecting the Nodes I'm
working on (I never use .SelectedItem), still the whole tree insists
on visually updating in real time to reflect every change, resulting
in ungodly (and time-consuming) visual churn.
I cannot find a ScreenUpdate property in TreeView (or in any VBA
control, for that matter). And setting:
- TreeView.Enabled
- Application.ScreenUpdating
to False fail to stop it.
What property do I use?
Thanks much.
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