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Problem with speed of PasteSpecial for large ranges
Hello,
With Excel 2002, I have a VBA macro : Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual Application.ScreenUpdating = False With MyRange . Formula = .Value End With I am very surprised by the non proportionnal augmentation of the time with the size of the range Example of augmentation in width 1000 x 50 : 2" 1000 x 100 : 9" 1000 x 200 : 40" Example of augmentation in height 1000 x 20 : 1" 2000 x 20 : 13" 3000 x 20 : 29" 4000 x 20 : 45" Example for 100.000 cells : 1000 x 100 : 9" 2000 x 50 : 28" 4000 x 25 : 57" 10000 x 10 : 79" Is it a known problem ? Is there a solution : other method for pasting ? sclicing in several zones ? Xavier |
Problem with speed of PasteSpecial for large ranges
I have the SAME problem since (old days) Excel'95
The solution is "splice" the range in many pieces balancing the range for "Number of Pieces x Performance" "xlb" wrote: Hello, With Excel 2002, I have a VBA macro : Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual Application.ScreenUpdating = False With MyRange . Formula = .Value End With I am very surprised by the non proportionnal augmentation of the time with the size of the range Example of augmentation in width 1000 x 50 : 2" 1000 x 100 : 9" 1000 x 200 : 40" Example of augmentation in height 1000 x 20 : 1" 2000 x 20 : 13" 3000 x 20 : 29" 4000 x 20 : 45" Example for 100.000 cells : 1000 x 100 : 9" 2000 x 50 : 28" 4000 x 25 : 57" 10000 x 10 : 79" Is it a known problem ? Is there a solution : other method for pasting ? sclicing in several zones ? Xavier |
Problem with speed of PasteSpecial for large ranges
You didn't actually copy|paste special|values, you just assigned the values.
You may want to test copy|paste special|values to see if it's any quicker (I didn't test it): with myRange .copy .pastespecial paste:=xlpastevalues end with xlb wrote: Hello, With Excel 2002, I have a VBA macro : Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual Application.ScreenUpdating = False With MyRange . Formula = .Value End With I am very surprised by the non proportionnal augmentation of the time with the size of the range Example of augmentation in width 1000 x 50 : 2" 1000 x 100 : 9" 1000 x 200 : 40" Example of augmentation in height 1000 x 20 : 1" 2000 x 20 : 13" 3000 x 20 : 29" 4000 x 20 : 45" Example for 100.000 cells : 1000 x 100 : 9" 2000 x 50 : 28" 4000 x 25 : 57" 10000 x 10 : 79" Is it a known problem ? Is there a solution : other method for pasting ? sclicing in several zones ? Xavier -- Dave Peterson |
Problem with speed of PasteSpecial for large ranges
No really.
Get a faster pc??? xlb wrote: Thank you for your response I have tested both. The results are the same : the copy paste values is correct and the speed is the same. It is extremely strange. This morning, the 2000 x 50 was very fast 0.2" ! I quit Excel, do something else, try another test : 11" ! (My mesures are done with GetTickCount) Any idea ? Xavier "Dave Peterson" a écrit dans le message de news: ... You didn't actually copy|paste special|values, you just assigned the values. You may want to test copy|paste special|values to see if it's any quicker (I didn't test it): with myRange .copy .pastespecial paste:=xlpastevalues end with xlb wrote: Hello, With Excel 2002, I have a VBA macro : Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual Application.ScreenUpdating = False With MyRange . Formula = .Value End With I am very surprised by the non proportionnal augmentation of the time with the size of the range Example of augmentation in width 1000 x 50 : 2" 1000 x 100 : 9" 1000 x 200 : 40" Example of augmentation in height 1000 x 20 : 1" 2000 x 20 : 13" 3000 x 20 : 29" 4000 x 20 : 45" Example for 100.000 cells : 1000 x 100 : 9" 2000 x 50 : 28" 4000 x 25 : 57" 10000 x 10 : 79" Is it a known problem ? Is there a solution : other method for pasting ? sclicing in several zones ? Xavier -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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