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    multi threading?

    Alright, just kind of wondering... I'm not sure if multi threading is the right term. HOWEVER, is there a way to make two subs run at the same time within vba? I know I could intermingle two subs together to give the illusion... but is there a way of doing this? I have a process that I have automated, and it would really speed things up if I could kick off a couple subs at the same time.

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    Redbull -

    Don't know if this will help in your particular situation but, you may want to consider using a transaction.

    All the best,

    Jim

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    not what I was looking for, but I really appreciate it... I can think of a few locations where this would REALLY help out.

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