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Creating and deleting names repeatedly in Excel (2003, SP1) causes Excel
memory usage to grow. Furthermore, the more names have been created and deleted, the slower the below script becomes: Private Sub confuseExcel() Dim i As Long Dim myName As String For i = 0 To 5000 myName = "name" & CStr(cc) ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add Name:=myName, RefersToR1C1:="=Sheet1!R1C1" ActiveWorkbook.Names(myName).Delete Next i End Sub Creating and deleting the same name repeatedly behaves as expected, memory usage does not grow and the script runs at a constant speed. The real problem here is that I am developing a dll using C API, which relies on hidden dll names (calling xlsetName with Excel4) for identifying objects in memory. During a single Excel session, there may easily be 200000 names created and then deleted but so that only a few exists at the same time. Nevertheless, after creating and deleting maybe 10000 names Excel becomes very bloated and unusable slow. Is there a fix to this or a way around the problem? |
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