I have a function that does some Dictionary operations, and it
compiles and runs perfectly. However, at the "End Function" line, I
get a runtime error 13 - type mismatch error.
Public Function CalcResourceUtilization()
Dim t As Task
Dim r As Resource
Dim it As Integer
Dim day As D
Thanks for your suggestions/help. I checked to make sure that all of
the loops use "Exit For" when appropriate. I am using Excel 2007 which
*could* be causing some of the slowdown, but Excel only really comes
in at the end for result output, it could explain why my speed tests
are so slow (I've bee
I have a fairly large VBA project for work - it runs a Monte Carlo
simulation on some data that is grabbed from MS Project. It takes
longer than I'd like to run - about 4 minutes for 1000 iterations, not
including writing out to Excel. I have done everything I can think of
to make it efficient: usi
Hi everyone,
I have a program that generates Excel workbooks with multiple sheets
of data , and a function that create a chart each time it's called,
which happens 2 times per workbook. In order to make the chart, I have
to sort the data first, which I've tried a few different ways. No
matter which
Oh, of course, changing it to m_task_cost(i, IterationCount) solved
the problem. I thought I was probably missing something that should
have been obvious... thanks for your help.
On Mar 16, 5:54 am, Paul Schreiner wrote:
> Oooh... that's very "old school" array callouts!!!
>
> If I REMEMBER corr
Hello,
I am trying to assign values to an array of doubles, as follows:
Public Function BillTime(cost As Double, i As Integer)
m_task_cost(i)(IterationCount) = cost
End Function
the array is declared and later dimensioned using
Dim m_task_cost() as Double
ReDim m_task_cost(1 To tsize, 0 To
