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Kenlyn
I have a macro the does a vlookup from a different worksheet in the
same workbook. It is a large file, 50,000 rows. After the vlookup is
complete, I insert columns next to the results of the vlookup and the
insertion causes the vlookup to re-calculate and it slows the macro
down. All I am doing is inserting a few columns. Is there a way to
make that part of the macro speed up, but not continually
re-calculating.
I know that I can paste values and then delete the vlookup column with
the formula. Was wondering if there was another way.
Thanks.
Kenlyn
same workbook. It is a large file, 50,000 rows. After the vlookup is
complete, I insert columns next to the results of the vlookup and the
insertion causes the vlookup to re-calculate and it slows the macro
down. All I am doing is inserting a few columns. Is there a way to
make that part of the macro speed up, but not continually
re-calculating.
I know that I can paste values and then delete the vlookup column with
the formula. Was wondering if there was another way.
Thanks.
Kenlyn