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Excel2000 VBA - Workbook size increases abnormally.
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I am using macro (VBA Project) in Excel 2000. The macro just records the old value and new value of a cell on chang and stores it in another sheet. The macro is Digitally Signed. When I type data in few cells and save workbook, the size of th workbook increases abnormally - almost doubled. After saving 4-5 times, it goes into MBs (upto 64 MB or more). Then th workbook is non-accessible giving not enough memory error. (Please not that the data is entered hardly in 7-8 cells). Is this due to macro virus? (I have read about macro virus pdlt/Larou for Excel 97. Also, there is tool to remove this virus for Excel 97 o microsoft site. But not for Excel 2000) Please help...Thanks -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Excel2000 VBA - Workbook size increases abnormally.
Experiment by removing sheets, modules and userforms until you find the
fault. I once had this problem with a corrupt userform. One of the controls (I forget which type) was causing the problem. I removed the control, recreated it and all was fine from then on. -- Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel "Manisha " wrote in message ... Hi! I am using macro (VBA Project) in Excel 2000. The macro just records the old value and new value of a cell on change and stores it in another sheet. The macro is Digitally Signed. When I type data in few cells and save workbook, the size of the workbook increases abnormally - almost doubled. After saving 4-5 times, it goes into MBs (upto 64 MB or more). Then the workbook is non-accessible giving not enough memory error. (Please note that the data is entered hardly in 7-8 cells). Is this due to macro virus? (I have read about macro virus pdlt/Laroux for Excel 97. Also, there is tool to remove this virus for Excel 97 on microsoft site. But not for Excel 2000) Please help...Thanks! --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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