I have this extensive and huge model that has run multiple times without issues (macro runs). Every so often it crashes stating
"Microsoft excel has stopped working, windows can check online for a solution and recover your information".
The last time I experienced this, a solution was to start a new xls and copy old code over. This is NOT an option in this case as this model has a really long code and 100s of labelled cells it relates to. I NEED A SILVER BULLET!!!! Fortunately my research took me to this:
"his is probably caused by a bug in the December updates from Microsoft. If you close all of Office and delete all from your user Temp folder that is not in use, the problem should go away.
The user temp folder can be easily accessed by entering
%appdata%\..\Local\Temp
in the Windows Explorer address bar.
Windows will replace anything it needs in the temp folder next time it is run."
My question is HOW DO I KNOW WHICH FILES IN THIS FOLDER ARE USEFUL??? .... Anybody? Even if its a totally different silver bullet...I am all ears. This is very urgent. Thanks
"Microsoft excel has stopped working, windows can check online for a solution and recover your information".
The last time I experienced this, a solution was to start a new xls and copy old code over. This is NOT an option in this case as this model has a really long code and 100s of labelled cells it relates to. I NEED A SILVER BULLET!!!! Fortunately my research took me to this:
"his is probably caused by a bug in the December updates from Microsoft. If you close all of Office and delete all from your user Temp folder that is not in use, the problem should go away.
The user temp folder can be easily accessed by entering
%appdata%\..\Local\Temp
in the Windows Explorer address bar.
Windows will replace anything it needs in the temp folder next time it is run."
My question is HOW DO I KNOW WHICH FILES IN THIS FOLDER ARE USEFUL??? .... Anybody? Even if its a totally different silver bullet...I am all ears. This is very urgent. Thanks