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Default macros making files slower and slower

After rolling a spreadsheet every month by saving a copy of the old one and
deleting the old information the macro is getting slower and slower? What
could be causing this?
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Default macros making files slower and slower

Check your used range in the sheet by CTRL + End

If Excel takes you far below and right of your actual data range you can
editdelete all rows below and all columns to the right.

Then IMPORTANT.............Save the workbook.

Could be your macro is adding to the used range each time you copy the sheet and
delete/clear old information.


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On Thu, 8 May 2008 01:42:01 -0700, Raja wrote:

After rolling a spreadsheet every month by saving a copy of the old one and
deleting the old information the macro is getting slower and slower? What
could be causing this?


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