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Default VBA Automating vlookups

Hi
not tested but after pasting/autofill the formulas insert the line
application.calculate


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Frank Kabel
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I have a spreadsheet with about 14,000-17000 rows and 9 columns that

i have to have a vlookup happening in. It pulls data from a seperate
sheet.

The problem is that process takes about 10-40minutes depending on the

computer it is run on, and my job is to make those vlookups happen in
each column, then paste special values to get the actual values in the
cells. Right now i have the vlookup (the formula works) in row 5
column X (have 9 columns to run these on) and i find the final row, and
i have to copy row5 columnX and paste from row6 colX to rowFinal colX.

So i figured the best plan of attack would be to do a .FillDown and

then after it did that, copy the selection and do a
Selection.PasteSpecial xlValues and that would be good. The only
problem is that it doesnt want to calculate the values before i copy
and paste special, so i only get empty cells when they should all be
full.

My question is this:
How can I get my script to pause till the vlookups are done, then

copy and paste special?

Thanks
Cory


 
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