cProcProfiler

Your main interaction with the profiler is through this class. The Usage column indicates the type of profiling session in which you are likely to need to access a particular property or method.

Usage	Name	Returns	Argument(s)	Summary
Advanced	StartProfiler	none	StartProfiler(sname As String, Optional pLevel As ptLevels = ptLevelAll)	Create required objects and start a profiling session. Will be called automatically if you use procProfilerConstruct instead of creating your own cProfileTimer
Always	FinishProfiler	none	FinishProfiler	Finish profiling session
Advanced	DestroyTimers	none	none	Cleans up at end of a  Profiling session after reporting the results. Will be called automatically if you use procProfilerDestroy.
Always	Start	none	Start (Section As String, Optional ProcName As String = “Not given”, Optional pLevel As ptLevels = ptLevelLow)	Marks Start of a timing section
Always	Finish	none	Finish(Section As String)	Marks finish of a timing section
Sometimes	Pause	none	Pause(Section as String)	Marks the beginning of some code within a section that should be excluded from the total timing for that section, until the section is restarted with the Start method.
Always	Results	none	Results (rOutput as Range)	Creates a table of profiling results starting at rOutput, which should reference a valid range in your workbook.

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