Cursor remains as a hourglass after the macro has run

[Darril]

Clicking a command button causes a macro to run.
Once the macro has completed, my cursor remains as a hourglass whilst still positioned over the button. If I move the cursor off the Button, it reverts to its default shape. I want the hourglass cursor to change after the macro has completed without having to move the mouse.

I inserted the following code at the end of the macro:

Application.Cursor = xlDefault

but this did not make a difference. With the cursor as an hourglass, the user thinks the macro is still running.

 

[erik.van.geit]

it's good you emailed again
this reply was "lost" in another thread

recieved your workbook:

missing libraries
Microsoft Flexgrid Control 6.0 (SP3)
Microsoft Grid Control

in fact the hourglass is changing when you move the mouse, you don't need to get off the button
while hourglass visible:
type in cell possible
escape not working

commandbutton
mousepointer = default
takefocusonclick was true: even setting to false same symptoms

workaround

CommandButton2.MousePointer = 0

now checking where the mousepointer would be changed in your code ........

10 minutes later ...
now I cannot replicate the problem anymore
even when deleting the line I added to "work around"

for further information
I cannot close your file without getting Excel to crash
perhaps your workbook is corrupt: so it could be time to rebuild
take a look at the thread REBUILD your workbook