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Macro speeds in 95 vs 98 vs 2000
Can anyone help ?
We have a macro that amongst other things formats cells which runs using excel 95 - however when we run this macro using excel 98 or higher we have noticed a considerable increase in the length of time taken to complete the run. Is this due to the vast increase in the number of cells it might have to format in the later versions of excel or is it a change in the vba itself? Many thanks KD |
Macro speeds in 95 vs 98 vs 2000
Formatting is always time consuming if you are doing it by cell o
range. I save a lot of time by using Copy/Paste instead - sometimes eve having a hidden sheet containing ready-formatted ranges -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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