Non-programmer question!
An associate of mine used Excel to develop an analysis program that to date
works very well. However this program also takes Excel to its limits, so new
annual data cannot be added without taking Excel down.

He only knows as much programming (using Excel) as was needed to get the
analysis program to work. Now that he's max'd out Excel what are his options
should he decide to re-write (or contract to re-write) this program?

Thanks,

What do you mean by "max'd out"? What limitation is arising?
Number of rows/columns?


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


"Paul W" <Paul wrote in message
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Non-programmer question!
An associate of mine used Excel to develop an analysis program
that to date
works very well. However this program also takes Excel to its
limits, so new
annual data cannot be added without taking Excel down.

He only knows as much programming (using Excel) as was needed
to get the
analysis program to work. Now that he's max'd out Excel what
are his options
should he decide to re-write (or contract to re-write) this
program?

Thanks,