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A vba speed bottleneck can be the transfer of data between the workbook and
the macro. Will 2007 address this issue, perhaps with multithreading? Regards Larry |
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No. Not as far as I have seen. The multithreading part is not really
applicable to getting data from the excel worksheet into code. -- www.alignment-systems.com "larry godfrey" wrote: A vba speed bottleneck can be the transfer of data between the workbook and the macro. Will 2007 address this issue, perhaps with multithreading? Regards Larry |
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The multi-threading is limited to the calculation engine, so I think not -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England www.nickhodge.co.uk HIS "larry godfrey" wrote in message ... A vba speed bottleneck can be the transfer of data between the workbook and the macro. Will 2007 address this issue, perhaps with multithreading? Regards Larry |
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