Hi,

I have been successfully using Application.Screenupdating = false
before running my code and Application.Screenupdating = true after to
get the macro to run faster.

Suddenly Application.Screenupdating = false doesn't work anymore.
After running that line of code checking the value of
Application.Screenupdating gives you true! So it always keeps it true.
I can change the value to flase in the immediate pane. It changes but
then running any other line of code from the macro resets it to true.

Please help me fix this. All my macros are now running soooo slowly.
Thanks

Note :The only change I remember making was setting the ignore other
applications options in the general tab but I've removed that now and
still it doesn't work.


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I've never seen this line of code not work. But I have seen this setting get
changed to true.

I think I'd add a bunch of:

debug.print "step #1: " & application.screenupdating

to see where it gets turned off.

Once you find the problem, you can add a line to turn it off.



modjoe23 wrote:

Hi,

I have been successfully using Application.Screenupdating = false
before running my code and Application.Screenupdating = true after to
get the macro to run faster.

Suddenly Application.Screenupdating = false doesn't work anymore.
After running that line of code checking the value of
Application.Screenupdating gives you true! So it always keeps it true.
I can change the value to flase in the immediate pane. It changes but
then running any other line of code from the macro resets it to true.

Please help me fix this. All my macros are now running soooo slowly.
Thanks

Note :The only change I remember making was setting the ignore other
applications options in the general tab but I've removed that now and
still it doesn't work.

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I'm not sure, but I may have panicked. I was just thinking of ho
possible it is that excel would set screenupdating to true in debu
mode so that people can look at the sheets during that time. I'
definitely not sure of this i'm just speculating. If that's the cas
then the reports are slowing down because of something else

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Does your code insert/delete rows or columns?

If yes, then having that dotted line indicating where the page breaks should go
can slow down your macro.

Something like:
ActiveSheet.DisplayPageBreaks = False
at the top of the code could speed things up.



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I'm not sure, but I may have panicked. I was just thinking of how
possible it is that excel would set screenupdating to true in debug
mode so that people can look at the sheets during that time. I'm
definitely not sure of this i'm just speculating. If that's the case
then the reports are slowing down because of something else.

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