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Memory leak
Is there a way to tell if you code is 'leaking memory'? Once in awhile it has
trouble and has to close excel... :( |
Memory leak
VBA is not usually subject to leaking memory. Just make sure that you set
objects to Nothing when you are through with them. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200762 "Charlie" wrote: Is there a way to tell if you code is 'leaking memory'? Once in awhile it has trouble and has to close excel... :( |
Memory leak
I think I discovered that the problem was my code running w/break and then
trying to close Excel... "Gary''s Student" wrote: VBA is not usually subject to leaking memory. Just make sure that you set objects to Nothing when you are through with them. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200762 "Charlie" wrote: Is there a way to tell if you code is 'leaking memory'? Once in awhile it has trouble and has to close excel... :( |
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