VBA code only runs fast in a newly opened workbook

Indominus

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Office Version
  1. 2016
Platform
  1. Windows
I have this extremely strange issue with one of my VBA script JSON codes where it only runs fast (about 1 min and 20 seconds) when I open up a new workbook and insert my code and add Microsoft script reference right there. However, besides this it takes forever to run. Also if I save this file and reopen it exactly how it was it no longer runs fast. This code always worked fine on Excel 2016 but now I have 2019 and this is the issue. I have been troubleshooting this for 2 weeks now with no luck. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thank you!

VBA Code:
Private Sub Pull_Shipments()

   Call LudicrousMode(True)

    Dim obj_http As Object, Json As Object, JSON1 As Object, x64 As Object, s As Object, key, keyring As Object, arr(),
 JSON2, SCC_Response As Object,
    inner_key, inner_keyring

    Set obj_http =

  CreateObject("WinHTTP.WinHTTPRequest.5.1")

    Set s =
    CreateObject("ScriptControl")
    s.Language = "JScript"
    s.AddCode "function keys(O) {
    var k = new Array(); for (var
    x in O) { k.push(x); } return k; } "


  Vrid_col = 3

  site = UCase(Sheets("Main").Range("B30"))

  'Reset info
   With Sheets("Shipments")
Row = 2
.Range("A:H").ClearContents

'set headers
.Cells(1, 1) = "Truck"
.Cells(1, 2) = "Tracking ID"
.Cells(1, 3) = "State"
.Cells(1, 4) = "Size"
.Cells(1, 5) = "Area"
.Cells(1, 6) = "Section"
.Cells(1, 7) = "Date"
.Cells(1, 8) = "Cycle"

'Set URLs
SC_URL = "work website "
API_URL = "work website"

'request SCC Get
obj_http.Open "GET", SC_URL
obj_http.SetAutoLogonPolicy 0
obj_http.setRequestHeader "Food", FoodJar
obj_http.send
obj_http.WaitForResponse

For line_haul = 2 To Application.CountA(Sheets("Site Trucks").Columns(2 + Vrid_col))
    haul_id = Sheets("Site Trucks").Cells(line_haul, 1 + Vrid_col)
    package_body = "{""resourcePath"":""/ivs/getPackageList"",""httpMethod"":""post"",""processName"":""induct"",""requestBody"":{""nodeId"":""" & site & """,""Truck"":""" & haul_id & """,""status"":""ALL"",""filters"":{""Cycle"":[],""Date"":[],""OtherAttributes"":[],""Section"":[],""Size"":[]}}}"
 
    'Post APU request
    obj_http.Open "POST", API_URL
    obj_http.setRequestHeader "Cookie", CookieJar
    obj_http.SetClientCertificate "CURRENT_USER\MY\" & Environ("USERNAME")
    obj_http.SetAutoLogonPolicy 0
    obj_http.setRequestHeader "Accept", "*/*"
    obj_http.setRequestHeader "Content-Type", "application/json"
    obj_http.send package_body
 
    Set SCC_Response = s.Eval("(" & obj_http.responseText & ")")
    Set Json = CallByName(SCC_Response, "packageList", VbGet)
    Set keyring = s.Run("keys", Json)

        'parse vehicle info
        For Each key In keyring
            .Cells(Row, 1) = haul_id
            .Cells(Row, 2) = CallByName(CallByName(Json, key, VbGet), "ID", VbGet)
            .Cells(Row, 3) = CallByName(CallByName(Json, key, VbGet), "state", VbGet)
            .Cells(Row, 4) = CallByName(CallByName(Json, key, VbGet), "size", VbGet)
            .Cells(Row, 6) = CallByName(CallByName(Json, key, VbGet), "section", VbGet)
            .Cells(Row, 7) = CallByName(CallByName(Json, key, VbGet), "date", VbGet)
            .Cells(Row, 8) = CallByName(CallByName(Json, key, VbGet), "cycle", VbGet)
     
            If CallByName(CallByName(Json, key, VbGet), "Area", VbGet) <> "" Then
                .Cells(Row, 5) = Split(CallByName(CallByName(Json, key, VbGet), "Area", VbGet), ".")(0)
            End If
            Row = Row + 1
        Next key
 
Next line_haul
End With

 Call LudicrousMode(False)

End Sub
 

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What do you mean by this: "and add Microsoft script reference right there." Are you manually selecting a reference? If so, what is the exact name of the reference you are selecting.
 
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What do you mean by this: "and add Microsoft script reference right there." Are you manually selecting a reference? If so, what is the exact name of the reference you are selecting.
Yes, manually adding Microsoft Script runtime reference
 
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