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QUESTION
I am a very new coder in VBA (and in general). I have managed to write some code to check a coordinate file with value in an Excel sheet, and use the coordinate to verify the value in the relevant file coordinate location (the range specified by the coordinate file). My problem is that there are more than 10000 lines to check that involves more than 100 Excel files.
The run time of the macro is more than 2 hours.
I have tried to set screen update off, etc., to make it faster but it seems not to be helping much.
Could anyone suggest how I can make it run more efficiently?
Main code ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-03 at 15:45Try eliminate iF, and try insert scapes on code, use like "if 1=1 then goto continue" and insert continue outside your loop.
QUESTION
I'm trying to do server side xml transform and am specifying the templates I want to use in the global.asa for the paths I specify with server.MapPath. For files in the same folder, some are found and one gives an error. Any idea why?
For example, first one is found, the second one isn't server.MapPath("/website_root/subFolder/XSL/A.xsl")
server.MapPath("/website_root/subFolder/XSL/B.xsl")
The error says msxml3.dll error '80070003' The system cannot find the path specified
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: The problem is with the new templates added, the old declares for the files in the same folder show fine. Code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-12 at 07:16The xsl file was importing another xsl file which was using the full path and wasn't finding anything. I changed that to the relative path and it worked.
QUESTION
I am creating a macro of the report generator that let the user to save a copy of the file to its destination.
Cell value ("E5") is where the user input the date. Cell value ("E11") is where user keyin the record name (in this case colour values)
The macro will save it to the location in the C drive
Here are the code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-05 at 02:46"A filename cannot contain any of the following characters: \ / : * ? " < > |" - your file name seems to be "5\11\4192C700" which effectively means that you are trying to save your file in a non-existent directory c:\Colour Log\5\11\4192C700. You have to change the slashes in the file name for other characters.
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