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This is one of the Macro's that runs extremely slow in my
workbook when it is in shared format. Sub ProductsUpdate() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim myRng As Range Dim lastRw As Long 'get the last row with an entry If ActiveSheet.[B11] = 0 Then ActiveSheet.[B11].Formula = "1" End If ActiveSheet.[B9:B10].Formula = "1" lastRw = ActiveSheet.[B9].End(xlDown).Row ActiveSheet.[B12:AS400].Sort Key1:=Range("B12"), Order1:=xlDescending, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom With ActiveSheet.[BF11] .Formula = "=IF(AND($B11=$AT$1,$B11<=$AU$1),L11,)" .AutoFill Destination:=ActiveSheet.[BF11:CM11] End With With ActiveSheet.[CN11] .Formula = "=IF(AND($B11=$AT$1,$B11<=$AU$1),D11,)" .AutoFill Destination:=ActiveSheet.[CN11:CU11] End With ActiveSheet.[BF11:CU11].Copy Destination:=ActiveSheet.Range("BF12:BF" & lastRw&) ActiveSheet.[BF6:CU6].Copy ActiveSheet.[BF7].PasteSpecial Paste:=xlValues ActiveSheet.Range("BF11:CU" & lastRw&).ClearContents Application.CutCopyMode = False End Sub -----Original Message----- Hi no way to 'fool' the system. You may post the relevant part of your code which runs so slow -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "MichaelLove" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:01F13054-E32A-40CE-B6E2- ... When I run my Macros in a workbook that is in Shared form it causes my system to run extremely slow. If the workbook is not in shared form the Macros run faster and my system doesn't freeze. Is there a way to fool the system into thinking the workbook is not in shared form which may help it run faster? . |
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