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Default faster than VBA macros

It may be how you have written your macro - how you are interfacing with
Excel - how you are recording your results.

But yes, a compiled language such as C++ should be faster than an
interpreted language in most cases.

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I use a lot of VBA macros in excel (2003). One of them runs 50,000 Monte

Carlo simulations and it takes 3-4 hours to run on a 3 gigaHz machine. I've
seen demos where 100,000 scenarios run in less than 1 minute. I think I need
to learn a faster language to implement my macros. Any recommendations?
C++, C#, something else?
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