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Testing for Slow Routine
I have a routine which is really slow. Gets slower as it runs. I am trying
to pin down the cause of it. I have a status bar which illustrates how it slows down. Note the status bar itself can be part of the issue. Are there any tests I can perform within the code to test for memory usage? I am simply looping through sheet and cells and extracting data and printing to a summary sheet(Using Set statement to create location for each paste). I am looking for a way to prove to myself that something is eating up memory. Thanks. |
Testing for Slow Routine
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-- Kind regards, Niek Otten "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I have a routine which is really slow. Gets slower as it runs. I am trying to pin down the cause of it. I have a status bar which illustrates how it slows down. Note the status bar itself can be part of the issue. Are there any tests I can perform within the code to test for memory usage? I am simply looping through sheet and cells and extracting data and printing to a summary sheet(Using Set statement to create location for each paste). I am looking for a way to prove to myself that something is eating up memory. Thanks. |
Testing for Slow Routine
Hi ExcelMonkey,
See Charles Williams's DecisionModels site: http://www.decisionmodels.com/optspeedd.htm --- Regards, Norman "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I have a routine which is really slow. Gets slower as it runs. I am trying to pin down the cause of it. I have a status bar which illustrates how it slows down. Note the status bar itself can be part of the issue. Are there any tests I can perform within the code to test for memory usage? I am simply looping through sheet and cells and extracting data and printing to a summary sheet(Using Set statement to create location for each paste). I am looking for a way to prove to myself that something is eating up memory. Thanks. |
Testing for Slow Routine
The code is too extensive to post as it is a full XLA with an extensive
userform. I could send you the xla itself. EM "Niek Otten" wrote: Post your code -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I have a routine which is really slow. Gets slower as it runs. I am trying to pin down the cause of it. I have a status bar which illustrates how it slows down. Note the status bar itself can be part of the issue. Are there any tests I can perform within the code to test for memory usage? I am simply looping through sheet and cells and extracting data and printing to a summary sheet(Using Set statement to create location for each paste). I am looking for a way to prove to myself that something is eating up memory. Thanks. |
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