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Cleaning up excel & Digital signatures
Hi,
I've gradually created a tool, with lots of macro's and data. I now want to make template of the file to get it used by others. Problem: after deleting the data in the excel worksheets, I get the feeling the filesize it too big to my liking and I guess it's due to 'leftovers' by excel. Is there a way to clean up excel files? (manually or automatically) Problem: is a personal digital signature of any use to allow users not having to get the annoying pop up time after time? Can they add my key? How? thanks in advance, Christof |
Cleaning up excel & Digital signatures
Too keep the file size of your Excel file with VBA code to a minimum, you may try the utility called "VBA Cleaner" by Rob Bovery
The download link is http://www.appspro.com/downloads/CodeCleaner.ex Note: Please read very carefully all usage guide and instructions before using the tool. And use it very carefully |
Cleaning up excel & Digital signatures
I've found that sometimes even the code cleaner wont reduce file size enough, as the "dirt" is in the worksheets. The only option then is to create a new file: delete columns/rows beyond last data cell. copy the worksheets to a new file copy the modules, object modules and forms to that file (verify links is empty) (verify named ranges) Save the new workbook. suc6 keepITcool < email : keepitcool chello nl (with @ and .) < homepage: http://members.chello.nl/keepitcool ?B?RWR3aW4gVGFtIChNUyBNVlAp?= wrote: Too keep the file size of your Excel file with VBA code to a minimum, you may try the utility called "VBA Cleaner" by Rob Bovery. The download link is: http://www.appspro.com/downloads/CodeCleaner.exe Note: Please read very carefully all usage guide and instructions before using the tool. And use it very carefully. |
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