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Excel 2007
Thanks for your thoughts Simon.
"Simon Lloyd" wrote:
One other thing of note is, i believe, that Excel 2003 can only ever
consume a maximum of 1Gb of memory, where Excel 2007 can be as voracious
as the system allows. Maybe you have too many processes going on, is it
a single core processor?, perhaps you should hit Ctrl+Shift+Del and look
at the processes running and how much CPU resources are being taken by
the particular processes, and, if possible, turn them off.
Bob Phillips;209198 Wrote:
Quite honestly mate, that sounds like a system problem, I don't suffer
such
problems.
Responded on the other thread too!
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HTH
Bob
"Brettjg" wrote in message
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Hi Bob, thanks for your thoughts. Here's a typical example of the
rubbish
I
have to put up with in Excel 2003. While a macro was running just
now, you
sent me your response, so I clicked on "Read the response" in
Outlook, and
Excel crashed. I would have thought that you should be able to use a
modern
computer with more than one window while a macro is running. BTW, I
posted
a
further question to your about the bold font thing. The Textframe
doesn't
work with a shape array apparently. Thanks, Brett
"Bob Phillips" wrote:
I run Excel 2003 extensively, for some intricate applications, and I
just
do
not get the regular crashing of Excel that you describe. In fact
2003 is
by
far the most stable, the best Excel that I have ever used.
Excel 2007 has had a fair amount of work to make it more efficient,
and
more
secure, but not stable AFAIK. The VBA is not very different and so
should
not present too many compatibility issues (biggest change is
probably
that
FileSearch is gone), but the object model is very different and may
require
coding changes. There is no simple answer I am afraid, it is a case
of
migrating and testing it. I have many apps that have migrated with
no
changes, many that have needed changes, but in most cases where the
change
has been larger has been because I decided to do different thins in
the
2007
version.
The other thing to note is that 2007 is very different in terms of
the
user
experience than 2003. Some love it, some don't - it is the marmite
of
spreadsheets.
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HTH
Bob
"Brettjg" wrote in message
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Hello out there. I'm currently using XP 2003 with Excel 2003 and
I've
got
a
particular suite of pretty intricate spreadsheets that use about
1mb of
VB
code.
I've heard that upgrading to Excel 2007/Vista is not so easy to do
because
of incompatibility, and I don't want the grief of a complete
rewrite/modification. On the other hand I'm sick to bloody death
of
Excel
2003 crashing because it feels like it.
What are your thoughts please? I'm happy to hear many views on
this.
Regards, Brett.
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Simon Lloyd
Regards,
Simon Lloyd
'The Code Cage' (http://www.thecodecage.com)
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