Excel crashes when I try to save workbook
 

Hello,

I have a very strange problem with Excel 2003 and also with Excel 2000.

I have a large workbook (~12 MByte) with 9 worksheet.
On this workbook I have a complex vba macro that collect and order the
various sheet's cells data and export views of the data on some txt files.

The problem is that Excel crash when I try to save the workbook in the
following situation:

I open the workbook with marcro disabled;
I save the workbook and the save operation is done;
I re-open the workbook and I execute my macro;
I save the workbook and the save operation is done (the workbook file size
is strangely increased);
I re-open the workbook;
I try to save the workbook and excel crashes!!!

If at this point I re-open the workbook with macro disabled and I try to
save the workbook, the save operation is done and the workbook file size
decrease.

any ideas?

Excel crashes when I try to save workbook
 

Hi,

Try to create a new Wbook with the same contents,...
I think your Wbook makes Excel's memory leak
--

Regards,

Halim


"Lorenzo Melato" wrote:

Hello,

I have a very strange problem with Excel 2003 and also with Excel 2000.

I have a large workbook (~12 MByte) with 9 worksheet.
On this workbook I have a complex vba macro that collect and order the
various sheet's cells data and export views of the data on some txt files.

The problem is that Excel crash when I try to save the workbook in the
following situation:

I open the workbook with marcro disabled;
I save the workbook and the save operation is done;
I re-open the workbook and I execute my macro;
I save the workbook and the save operation is done (the workbook file size
is strangely increased);
I re-open the workbook;
I try to save the workbook and excel crashes!!!

If at this point I re-open the workbook with macro disabled and I try to
save the workbook, the save operation is done and the workbook file size
decrease.

any ideas?

Excel crashes when I try to save workbook
 

Hi Halim,

thanks for your post. I also think that the problem is due to memory leak,
but what's the advantage of creating a new workbook with the same contents?

Lorenzo

"Halim" wrote:

Hi,

Try to create a new Wbook with the same contents,...
I think your Wbook makes Excel's memory leak
--

Regards,

Halim


"Lorenzo Melato" wrote:

Hello,

I have a very strange problem with Excel 2003 and also with Excel 2000.

I have a large workbook (~12 MByte) with 9 worksheet.
On this workbook I have a complex vba macro that collect and order the
various sheet's cells data and export views of the data on some txt files.

The problem is that Excel crash when I try to save the workbook in the
following situation:

I open the workbook with marcro disabled;
I save the workbook and the save operation is done;
I re-open the workbook and I execute my macro;
I save the workbook and the save operation is done (the workbook file size
is strangely increased);
I re-open the workbook;
I try to save the workbook and excel crashes!!!

If at this point I re-open the workbook with macro disabled and I try to
save the workbook, the save operation is done and the workbook file size
decrease.

any ideas?

Excel crashes when I try to save workbook
 

Lorenzo,

Because Excel creates new Book with new bytes... so I think there will no
memory leak if Excel recognizes new book with the correct arrangement of byte
values...

--

Regards,

Halim


"Lorenzo Melato" wrote:

Hi Halim,

thanks for your post. I also think that the problem is due to memory leak,
but what's the advantage of creating a new workbook with the same contents?

Lorenzo

Excel crashes when I try to save workbook
 

Thanks Halim, i will try soon to create a new workbook.

"Halim" wrote:

Lorenzo,

Because Excel creates new Book with new bytes... so I think there will no
memory leak if Excel recognizes new book with the correct arrangement of byte
values...

--

Regards,

Halim


"Lorenzo Melato" wrote:

Hi Halim,

thanks for your post. I also think that the problem is due to memory leak,
but what's the advantage of creating a new workbook with the same contents?

Lorenzo