I have a large Excel 2000 application (4 to 7 MB, it can vary) that works
fine on most procedures in it. There is one particular procedure that adds a
tempory worksheet and then copies a large range (20 columns x up to 25,000
rows) into the file from another Excel file into it, for some analyzing and
easy access. When the procedure is done, it deletes the new sheet with this
data, and ends normally.

After running this procedure, when you go to close this main Excel file, I
get the "Excel has encountered a problem and needs to close..." box of
death.

If any other procedure has been run, but that one, it closes fine. Seems
like a memory problem. Since I am copying a large range, I am sure to use:

Application.CutCopyMode = False, at the end of the procedure to clear the
clipboard, I believe.

Any other ideas?

Thanks in advance,
Denny

Try copying it in, say, blocks of 5000 rows each instead of all 25000 at once.

On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 19:04:56 -0500, "Denny Behnfeldt"
wrote:

I have a large Excel 2000 application (4 to 7 MB, it can vary) that works
fine on most procedures in it. There is one particular procedure that adds a
tempory worksheet and then copies a large range (20 columns x up to 25,000
rows) into the file from another Excel file into it, for some analyzing and
easy access. When the procedure is done, it deletes the new sheet with this
data, and ends normally.

After running this procedure, when you go to close this main Excel file, I
get the "Excel has encountered a problem and needs to close..." box of
death.

If any other procedure has been run, but that one, it closes fine. Seems
like a memory problem. Since I am copying a large range, I am sure to use:

Application.CutCopyMode = False, at the end of the procedure to clear the
clipboard, I believe.

Any other ideas?

Thanks in advance,
Denny