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I wrote some Worksheet_SelectionChange code to augment a large workbook
in use by our company. The routines are not complicated, and just take care of some routine housekeeping-type chores. The code runs when the cell pointer lands in a certain cell range; when I explained this functionality, the guy in charge of version control for this workbook questioned whether the routines would sponge up excessive system resources. Do these routines take up extra processor time, or memory allocation, or contribute substantially to "overhead" that may cause the spreadsheet to operate more slowly than it might without the code? Thanks |
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