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Slow saving when adding VBA forms
I have a Excel 2003 workbook (0,6 Mb) with 9 simple sheets and 4 hidden
sheets. I also have VBA forms with code. Saving this file takes 10 seconds which is way too long. If I create a new workbook and copy the sheets into the new workbook the time for saving is ok. As soon as I also copy the VBA forms the saving time increases to 10 seconds. I run this workbook on a Pentium 2.0 Ghz processor with 1 Gb RAM, Excel 2003 and Windows XP. A friend of mine has tested the same workbook on a computer with Windows 98 SE, Office 2000 and the time for saving is less than 1 second. How can this be possible? Is there any solution? Has anyone else experienced this? Regards, SE |
Slow saving when adding VBA forms
Thank you for the help. I've trimmed the sheet but the problem is still
there. It takes 10 seconds to save the workbook. Without the VBA forms it takes a few seconds which is ok. Does anyone else have any suggestions? Regards, S galimi skrev: The size is likely due to one of the sheets being oversized. In the immediate window of your IDE type the following: for each oSht in thisworkbook.sheets: ?oSht.usedrange.count: next This will tell you the number of cells in each sheet that Excel thinks it should be saving. You can trim a large sheet by highlighting excess rows/columns and deleting them. -- http://HelpExcel.com 516-984-0252 " wrote: I have a Excel 2003 workbook (0,6 Mb) with 9 simple sheets and 4 hidden sheets. I also have VBA forms with code. Saving this file takes 10 seconds which is way too long. If I create a new workbook and copy the sheets into the new workbook the time for saving is ok. As soon as I also copy the VBA forms the saving time increases to 10 seconds. I run this workbook on a Pentium 2.0 Ghz processor with 1 Gb RAM, Excel 2003 and Windows XP. A friend of mine has tested the same workbook on a computer with Windows 98 SE, Office 2000 and the time for saving is less than 1 second. How can this be possible? Is there any solution? Has anyone else experienced this? Regards, SE |
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