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I have a routine that updates cell values conditionally based on other cell
values on the same sheet. e.g. sCopyRange = "D" & LTrim(Str(i)) If Left(Range(sCopyRange).Value, 3) = "QA " Then SCopyRange1 = "L" & LTrim(Str(i)) If Len(Range(SCopyRange1).Value) 1 Then Range(sCopyRange).Value = "Verified Fixed" Else Range(sCopyRange).Value = "Fixed" End If End If This routine takes under a second in workbook1, but take 2 minutes+ using the same data in another workbook2. The main difference is that workbook2 has a larger amount of macros and code, and data in other sheets, but as stated above the data on the active sheet is identical. Can someone please explain why this should be and what I can do about improving performance in workbook2? |
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