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|    18 Dec 04 09:02:30    |
      From: menke68@netscape.net              Hello,              I was wondering if anyone can help. I wrote a program in VBA. It does some       calculations with matrices (arrays) . These arrays are dynamic and are sized       according to a user defined input. The program works great when woriking       with a small number but as the number increases (estimate about a 50 x 50       array) the program will give a runtime error 7 message "Out of memory". 50 x       50 array does not seem like a lot and when I looked into the help there was       a mention of a 64k segment boundary. I'm not sure what this is, can anyone       help explain this ?              I was thinking this may be a limitation with running VBA on excel and wanted       to compile a stand alone executable program that will take the data placed       in excel cell and do all the number crunching in the program. I was hoping       someone could help me with the syntax to set a constant in a VB program and       set it equal to a cell or range in an excel spreadsheet (one that is open,       if this matters) and then write data to an excel range after calculations       have been done.                     Thanks              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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