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I have a macro that works in a previous worksheet and tryed to transfer it to
a new worksheet. I used the method of draging it to the VBA work space of the new worksheet and importing it. In both cases I receive an ont of memory error. Is there a way that i can incresae the usable space for the macro? |
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The code taken up for a macro shouldn't be much.
Try moving the macro into a new workbook using a new method e.g create a workbook - add a blank module - and copy-paste the code into the blank module. J On 18 Sep, 07:07, alexhmmts wrote: I have a macro that works in a previous worksheet and tryed to transfer it to a new worksheet. I used the method of draging it to the VBA work space of the new worksheet and importing it. In both cases I receive an ont of memory error. Is there a way that i can incresae the usable space for the macro? |
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I moved the code and now get the error "424"
Thank you "WhytheQ" wrote: The code taken up for a macro shouldn't be much. Try moving the macro into a new workbook using a new method e.g create a workbook - add a blank module - and copy-paste the code into the blank module. J On 18 Sep, 07:07, alexhmmts wrote: I have a macro that works in a previous worksheet and tryed to transfer it to a new worksheet. I used the method of draging it to the VBA work space of the new worksheet and importing it. In both cases I receive an ont of memory error. Is there a way that i can incresae the usable space for the macro? |
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Can i see the code please.
J On 18 Sep, 16:24, alexhmmts wrote: I moved the code and now get the error "424" Thank you "WhytheQ" wrote: The code taken up for a macro shouldn't be much. Try moving the macro into a new workbook using a new method e.g create a workbook - add a blank module - and copy-paste the code into the blank module. J On 18 Sep, 07:07, alexhmmts wrote: I have a macro that works in a previous worksheet and tryed to transfer it to a new worksheet. I used the method of draging it to the VBA work space of the new worksheet and importing it. In both cases I receive an ont of memory error. Is there a way that i can incresae the usable space for the macro?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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