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I am trying to write a macro that filter about 5000 rows into the
different dates. After filtering the dates from Jan04 to Dec08 it then copies the rows to a different sheet. After each date range is filtered it then adds a row to add all costs together. I can do the filtering part of it. but each time I do it gives me an error telling me that my macro is too large. That is why I think I need an array. Or actually anything. Feel free to tell me if I am an idiot. I want to keep the added rows in some kind of variable reference because I want to use them in other macros in the workbook to create graphs and cost analysis. If someone could help me get started it would be great. I have been working on this for several days now. |
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