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After running a macro a few times that is a little involved in sorting data
the macro starts to take a long time to complete. Why might that be? Can it be fixed? Thank you, Steven |
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Hi Steven,
============ After running a macro a few times that is a little involved in sorting data the macro starts to take a long time to complete. Why might that be? Can it be fixed? ============ To maximise your chances of a useful response, try posting your code. --- Regards. Norman |
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Same issue is outstanding:
The question is ; Can memory start to get used up and held onto and therefore causing a macro to slow down? If that can happen then how can the memory be cleared to gain back performance? |
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Steven,
Are you initating any object within the code? Then you should destroy the object after the Sort finish. Please paste macro code here ane it will help. i.e. If you are using this: Dim oRange as EXCEL.Range Set oRange = Range("MyRange") ---- -- -- Set oRange = Nothing Malik "Steven" wrote: Same issue is outstanding: The question is ; Can memory start to get used up and held onto and therefore causing a macro to slow down? If that can happen then how can the memory be cleared to gain back performance? |
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