Hi,
What do you mean by "Debug window"
Immediate window? To be able to write there something like when you use
debug.print?
And what is the "Long process"?
A query which takes long time to run or some VBA code who does a lot of
processing?
In a query, you can use a custom function, but this usually is not
reccomended, because will make the query much slower. But this actually
depends on what you want.
The function you use in the query can update a label or the content of a
locked Edit box, which could behave somehow like Immediate window
Also, you can do the same if the long process is a VBA procedure or
function.
Also, you could use a Progress bar, to show your users how long
(approximatively) the process has till it finish.
If you need more help on this, you can contact me.
Regards,
Bogdan Zamfir
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I would like to replicate the debug window on a form so I can easily
pass usefull info to users on long processes. Is there a simple way
to do this.
thanks