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Rather than use 65536, use a method to determine the last used row, such as
LastRow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row and use that to determine the size of the data to be processed. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "jan" wrote in message ... hi, i have linked 1 worksheet to 2 other worksheets (all 3 in the same file) using VLOOKUP this in total pulls over 3 different cells into 3 different columns for all 65536 rows. a update will take 30 minutes. i assume thsi could be more efficient, however i don't know how to do that. any suggestions? thanks. |
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