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This question has been posted in other, more oblique manners scattered
over this forum through the years but none of the answers satisfied me. I am using QueryTables with Excel 2003 to pull external data from SQL Server. Every Refresh call (I have several QueryTables) chews up a few more MB of memory, until Excel hits the limit of memory allocation and goes toes up. Is there a way to reclaim this memory? If not, is there a way to prevent the memory leak? This is the offender: Range("XXX").QueryTable.Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False Please post any solutions you may have come across. Thanks, Shawn |
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