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W dniu sobota, 12 października 2013 21:03:18 UTC+2 użytkownik GS napisał:
Why all the extra steps? Why not just 'dump' the range into an array and work with it in memory? Because of speed. I made the test which compared the speed of seeking the strings from one array in another array. This operation in Excel memory took about 30 seconds. Exactly the same operation in Visual Studio took 52 miliseconds :) It's 576 times faster. Some operation are 3 or 4 thousant faster. When working with large amount of data it counts. Excel is great software but VBA is slow. A |
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