QUSUBSET Performance Problem

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mitch23
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QUSUBSET Performance Problem

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I have a VBA routine that uses the QUSUBSET macro function to retrieve into an Excel worksheet a set of non-zero elements. I have been using this for some years now and it usually takes less than 5 seconds to execute. After upgrading to 10.1, it has now started taking between 30 and 60 seconds which is a serious problem since it not only results in slow performance for the user but additionally places a lock on the server. Any ideas on how to chase down and remedy this performance issue?
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Re: QUSUBSET Performance Problem

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mitch23 wrote:I have a VBA routine that uses the QUSUBSET macro function to retrieve into an Excel worksheet a set of non-zero elements. I have been using this for some years now and it usually takes less than 5 seconds to execute. After upgrading to 10.1, it has now started taking between 30 and 60 seconds which is a serious problem since it not only results in slow performance for the user but additionally places a lock on the server. Any ideas on how to chase down and remedy this performance issue?
I know it's obvious but sometimes it's the little things that get us; have you confirmed that the calculation mode in Excel hasn't changed from manual to automatic?
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mitch23
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Re: QUSUBSET Performance Problem

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I know it's obvious but sometimes it's the little things that get us; have you confirmed that the calculation mode in Excel hasn't changed from manual to automatic?
Yes.
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