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64kB limit error
I am working on an Excel 97 application does that a great deal of VBA
processing. (The application should've been done in Access, but time and budget constraints made Excel the tool of choice.) When I try to run one of the procedures that I just added some more code to I get an error message I've never seen before. "When compiled procedure exceeds 64kB memory limitation....." is my approximation of the error response. I don't get this message on my development machine, but I do on the machine where this application is normally used. I assume I have to break the procedure into smaller chunks to rectify this issue; however, I would like to know a little more about the condition before I just put a bandaid on it and send it back out. I could not find anything on the MS website or via searches in some of the news groups I know of. If someone has addressed thid issue before, please send me a link to the resource/s. Thanks in advance. |
64kB limit error
I can't say from experience, but here's a thread that covers the
bases. http://www.google.com/groups?hl=en&l...b61d7bf&rnum=7 HTH Paul -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Be advised to back up your WorkBook before attempting to make changes. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am working on an Excel 97 application does that a great deal of VBA processing. (The application should've been done in Access, but time and budget constraints made Excel the tool of choice.) When I try to run one of the procedures that I just added some more code to I get an error message I've never seen before. "When compiled procedure exceeds 64kB memory limitation....." is my approximation of the error response. I don't get this message on my development machine, but I do on the machine where this application is normally used. I assume I have to break the procedure into smaller chunks to rectify this issue; however, I would like to know a little more about the condition before I just put a bandaid on it and send it back out. I could not find anything on the MS website or via searches in some of the news groups I know of. If someone has addressed thid issue before, please send me a link to the resource/s. Thanks in advance. |
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