Tina Norris Fields
tinanfields at torchlake.com
Mon Sep 25 10:37:03 CDT 2006
Hi Billy,
Very good point. Thank you for bringing it up. Got to take out the
garbage and clean up after myself!
Thanks,
Tina
Billy Pang wrote:
> If you plan on going to the Access-Excel automation route, I found that it
> is good practice to destroy all the objects you create after you are done
> with them. That is,
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> Set xlSheet = nothing
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> Also, reference your excel objects in its entirety to ensure that the
> objects are properly destroyed. For example, copying a worksheet...
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> xlSheet.Copy after:=xlApp.Worksheets("Sheet1") <-- Good
>
> xlSheet.Copy after:=Worksheets("Sheet1") <-- Bad
> Otherwise, Set xlSheet = nothing will not work and the object will hang
> around, which may produce unexpected results.
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> Billy
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