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In terms of execution speed, is it better to have one big macro performing many tasks or many small macros performing a few number of tasks?
Optimizing code time running
In terms of execution speed, is it better to have one big macro performing many tasks or many small macros performing a few number of tasks?
Last edited by Pichingualas; 03-02-2012 at 12:14 PM.
You can only run one at a time so it won't really make any difference as far as I know. The general rule is to try and break your code down into small chunks to make it easier to understand and debug and to avoid repetition if you have bits that can be reused.
Dom
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Ok but breaking down the code into smaller chunks won't have any effect on the time they all take to run then?
I don't think so. Avoiding selecting cells, switching off calculation when you can and screen updating are the places to start.
Dom
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Ok thanks guys, I guess I can't improve the time it takes unless a use a better computer, since I've done all the things you say. Thanks for your replys.
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