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2003 and 2007
Hello, a bit of a strange question.
I have a vba program, which reads data from one sheet and writes to another sheet. Performance tests have shown, 7 - 11 minutes in Excel 2003 2 -3 minutes in Excel 2007 Same data, same code. Did 2007 have huge performance gains? Is there anything i can set in 2003 to get additional performance? Such as shutting off calculation? Printer settings? Something else? thanks |
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