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.
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.