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Hi,

I am currently working on a macro that involves switching betwee
different worksheets many times. The worksheets are all named so tha
they can be accessed using several for loops. I have se
Application.ScreenUpdating to False, but the computer still visuall
switches between sheets, slowing down processing time. Is there any wa
to avoid this? Maybe it's because I activate each sheet as I use it so
can use ActiveSheet when I should instead just reference the shee
everytime I have ActiveSheet? Thanks in advance for your help.

-Rama

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Raman,

I don't actually know whether activating sheets would cause the behavior you
describe, but you are absolutely right that you should alter your code to
eliminate the Activates where possible.

hth,

Doug

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Hi,

I am currently working on a macro that involves switching between
different worksheets many times. The worksheets are all named so that
they can be accessed using several for loops. I have set
Application.ScreenUpdating to False, but the computer still visually
switches between sheets, slowing down processing time. Is there any way
to avoid this? Maybe it's because I activate each sheet as I use it so I
can use ActiveSheet when I should instead just reference the sheet
everytime I have ActiveSheet? Thanks in advance for your help.

-Raman


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In Excel 2000 - I don't see the sheet changes.

But you can avoid all selecting and activating in your code. This makes it
even faster.

Sheets("MySheet").Range("$A$1:$E$25").Copy _
Destination:=Sheets("YourSheet").Range ($T$12)

Sheets("YourSheet").Range ($T$12)= Sheets("MySheet").Range($F$33)

steveB

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Hi,

I am currently working on a macro that involves switching between
different worksheets many times. The worksheets are all named so that
they can be accessed using several for loops. I have set
Application.ScreenUpdating to False, but the computer still visually
switches between sheets, slowing down processing time. Is there any way
to avoid this? Maybe it's because I activate each sheet as I use it so I
can use ActiveSheet when I should instead just reference the sheet
everytime I have ActiveSheet? Thanks in advance for your help.

-Raman


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