MS Project 2003 VBA "File Bloat"?

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y7c4g2k5

MS Project Standard 2003 (stand alone) - I have created a number of
macros which are simply key strokes and some using code - the key
stroke marcos run fine however the code marcos end up "Not Responding".
I have followed the recommended procedure to rid the file of "Bloat"
but that hasn't cleared up the problem. I can walk through the code
using the 'debug' feature in the vba code window and it works fine but
I'm not having any success with running off the macro listing itself or
menu button. Any help would be greatly appreciated - thanking you in
advance.
 
J

John

y7c4g2k5 said:
MS Project Standard 2003 (stand alone) - I have created a number of
macros which are simply key strokes and some using code - the key
stroke marcos run fine however the code marcos end up "Not Responding".
I have followed the recommended procedure to rid the file of "Bloat"
but that hasn't cleared up the problem. I can walk through the code
using the 'debug' feature in the vba code window and it works fine but
I'm not having any success with running off the macro listing itself or
menu button. Any help would be greatly appreciated - thanking you in
advance.

y7.....,
What exactly do you mean by "key stroke" macros and "code macros? Are
the key stroke macros you have recorded and the code macros procedures
you have written independently or what?

Failure of a macro to respond may or may not be related to file bloat.
In most cases macro code will fail to respond if it is hung in an
endless loop. However this doesn't appear to be the case if you indeed
can walk through the code manually without a problem.

There's not a set answer we can give without additional information. Can
you post either you whole macro code or at least a snippet of the area
where it seems to hang? Then maybe we can offer some assistance.

John
Project MVP
 

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