You can add any number of Application.OnTime commands. The only catch is
that VBA by nature is not multithreaded. You will not be able to run two
routines at the same time. So for example if a macro routine takes 5 seconds
to complete, and you have already scheduled to run it immediately with a
I have one macr workbook that has several macros. I didn't know if
there is a way to have more than one Macro be scheduled to run at a
certain when the Macro workbook is opened. I currently have Task
Scheduler running to open the workbook and then it runs my macro at a
certain time.
Here is the
