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Jesse
I'm using the following code
With
Workbooks("BillDispositionDetail-r.html").Sheets("BillDispositionDetail-r")
.Range(.Cells(1, 1), .Cells(ReadyRows, 18)).Copy
End With
Workbooks("BD-Master.xls").Sheets("BDData").Cells(1, 1).PasteSpecial
Paste:=xlPasteValues
With Workbooks("BD-Master.xls").Sheets("BDData")
.Range(.Cells(3, 18), .Cells(ReadyRows, 18)).Value = "Ready"
End With
Workbooks("BillDispositionDetail-r.html").Close
When I run it on a small amount of sample data, approx a 150k file it works
fine. When I use production data, 6-7 mb files it hangs on the
workbooks.close
Above this I have Application.DisplayAlerts = False
I believe that it hangs because of the normal dialog saying you've placed a
large amount of data on the clipboard. Is there some way around this or do
I need to change my code so that it closes the source files after formatting
the tables?
Jesse
With
Workbooks("BillDispositionDetail-r.html").Sheets("BillDispositionDetail-r")
.Range(.Cells(1, 1), .Cells(ReadyRows, 18)).Copy
End With
Workbooks("BD-Master.xls").Sheets("BDData").Cells(1, 1).PasteSpecial
Paste:=xlPasteValues
With Workbooks("BD-Master.xls").Sheets("BDData")
.Range(.Cells(3, 18), .Cells(ReadyRows, 18)).Value = "Ready"
End With
Workbooks("BillDispositionDetail-r.html").Close
When I run it on a small amount of sample data, approx a 150k file it works
fine. When I use production data, 6-7 mb files it hangs on the
workbooks.close
Above this I have Application.DisplayAlerts = False
I believe that it hangs because of the normal dialog saying you've placed a
large amount of data on the clipboard. Is there some way around this or do
I need to change my code so that it closes the source files after formatting
the tables?
Jesse