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Memory problem
When running a program with many iterations that creates
183 worksheets and populates them with data obtained from other workbooks, I get an "Out of Memory" message aftere about 27 iterations. Using the Application.MemoryTotal, MemoryUsed, MemoryFree properties in a sub, I get the following figures: Total: 2,908,064 bytes Used: 1,897,064 bytes Free: 1,048,576 bytes. What can I do to either use less or create more total memory? Can I clear memory (using code) after each iteration? Or maybe through the Windows options? Lionel |
Memory problem
do you really need so many worksheets?
Instead of pushing data into a worksheet, save it into a text file -----Original Message----- When running a program with many iterations that creates 183 worksheets and populates them with data obtained from other workbooks, I get an "Out of Memory" message aftere about 27 iterations. Using the Application.MemoryTotal, MemoryUsed, MemoryFree properties in a sub, I get the following figures: Total: 2,908,064 bytes Used: 1,897,064 bytes Free: 1,048,576 bytes. What can I do to either use less or create more total memory? Can I clear memory (using code) after each iteration? Or maybe through the Windows options? Lionel . |
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