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how do i release ram after running a procedure in excel?
i created a workbook with several complex procedures and every time i run a procedure it just keeps building more and more memory, and never releases it. is there a way to release memory after procedure has been ran? |
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how do i release ram after running a procedure in excel?
hi are you using the windows clipboard in your proceedures? a lot of copy/paste in a loop? regards FSt1 "Rgriff" wrote: i created a workbook with several complex procedures and every time i run a procedure it just keeps building more and more memory, and never releases it. is there a way to release memory after procedure has been ran? |
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how do i release ram after running a procedure in excel?
make sure that any objects are set to nothing once you finished with them set any arrays to null too "Rgriff" wrote in message ... i created a workbook with several complex procedures and every time i run a procedure it just keeps building more and more memory, and never releases it. is there a way to release memory after procedure has been ran? |
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