I didn't tell the whole story in my previous post. The
grid is on a form, and the nested loops are in a module,
so maybe that is adding a little time. In the module,
the code reads as follows:
With MyForm1.FG2
-- For ii=0 to 30
For jj = 0 to 24
.Row = ii
.Col = jj
.Text = ii + jj
Next jj
-- Next ii
End With
Would this have any impact on execution time?
Spoo
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<spooboy54@ywrote:
Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed this too -- MSHFlexGrid
really slows down when the grid is fairly large.
I have a FG that is 31 rows by 25 columns. For test purposes, I'm
populating it using nested loops, filling in one row at a time. The
first row fills in almost instantaneously. By the time it is on row
31, it takes almost 1/2 second. It takes 11 seconds to fill in the
entire grid.
Here is all that I'm doing:
With FG2
-- For ii=0 to 30
For jj = 0 to 24
.Row = ii
.Col = jj
.Text = ii + jj
Next jj
-- Next ii
End With
What's going on? Why is it getting slower and slower? Is there
a better control to use?
Spoo
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