Donut Style Progress Indicator not executing while other code is running

Hey, I have been using the traditional progress indicator for some time now and am interested in a new design. I have created a new progress indicator style similar to the one we see in other windows applications ( The donut graph with 4 slices). I am wondering if it is possible to create a standalone progress indicator that runs independently of other procedures. For instance, I can create a progress indicator that is "Updated" everytime a loop reaches a certain point by calling the procedure, at which case the procedure will focus its attention on updating the progress bar then once the progress bar "Updated" event occurs, it will continue the look. As you can imagine, this is not realistic with a Donut style indicator because the slices need to be timed so that the circular sliced rotate. However, I have not found anyway to "execute two loops at the same time" ( not in succession). I have the following format so far, but I somehow am looking to overcome the fact that so far I am limited to one loop at a time.



I have attached what I have come up with so far. It is a worksheet with a few buttons that imitate what I would like to see...hope an MVP out there knows the answer!
Issue; after pressing "Show Progress Indicator" in my spreadsheet, then pressing "Random Value Setting", the wheel stops spinning
I think we can all use an updated progress bar..
here is my module code

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I also have a userform event procedures

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The userform basically has 8 jpeg images that rotate from being visible to being false. THey all overlap eachother... In summary, I would like the timed donut rotation to occur while other code is executing, with the donut rotation stopping only once the entire main procedure has ended. I can imagine others would like this type of feature?

best way to do this is to use a animate gif. You can then display that in a webbrower control on a userform.

The only issue then would be supplying the gif with the workbook.