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Hello
I am filling in an excel sheet after reading in values from a text file. When I put in a new call to format the cells as the data is filling, the application is slowing down by at least 10 times. Is there anyway I can turn the visibility of the worksheet off while it is filling to speed it up and then turn the visibility back on when the filling is complete. MajikMan |
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Application.ScreenUpdating = False turns it off and =True turns it bac
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If I'm understranding you correctly, and I think I am, then what you'l
want to do is put this at the beginning of your code: Application.ScreenUpdating = False And at the end: Application.ScreenUpdating = True That should increase the speed quite a bit. - Piku -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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