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I have a some code that works fine for awhile and then suddenly slows down.
The code still works, just at a slow rate. Closing Excel, and even restarting the computer does not "reset" the bug. I'm not sure what does, but occassionally it will start working fine again, and then slow again. I've narrowed it down to find that all code runs as it should except for any line that has to do with deleting a cell or row. Rows(X).Delete Every time the code reaches the line above, there is a 3-4 second delay before it processes the line and continues to the next line. As I said before, this is an intermitten problem and I can't point out what exactly causes it. Has anybody had this problem before, or does anybody knows how to fix it? |
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