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clearing memory using VBA
Hi,
I have a problem with memory increasing in an instance of Excel. When excel is first opened the memory is around 40k. There is a lot of VBA code running macros to copy cells, connect to a database, retrieve etc etc Each time a retrieve is done, which involves a large combination of actions, the memory on the instance of excel increases 5 or 6 k. After 5 or 6 times excel becomes slow, retrieves take longer and the only way to get rid of the problem is closing excel completely. I have tried using application.cutcopymode=false after copying data. There are also some global variables and I have tried setting these to nothing but it has done very little good. Is there a general piece of VBA code to clear the memory that excel uses? Thanks! Nathan |
clearing memory using VBA
Post your code... There are a couple of things you can do to release
memory/speed up execution. Depending how you are querying you might just need to set your objects to nothing when you are done with them... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "NathanG" wrote: Hi, I have a problem with memory increasing in an instance of Excel. When excel is first opened the memory is around 40k. There is a lot of VBA code running macros to copy cells, connect to a database, retrieve etc etc Each time a retrieve is done, which involves a large combination of actions, the memory on the instance of excel increases 5 or 6 k. After 5 or 6 times excel becomes slow, retrieves take longer and the only way to get rid of the problem is closing excel completely. I have tried using application.cutcopymode=false after copying data. There are also some global variables and I have tried setting these to nothing but it has done very little good. Is there a general piece of VBA code to clear the memory that excel uses? Thanks! Nathan |
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