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Topic: «MS Excel 365 & VBA & AWM Clipboard history = Error , Problem and solution for Error in Excel & VBA with active AWM Clipboard » on forum: Technical Support

Zoran Ramač
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Joined: 08/07/2023

Posted: 08/08/2023 00:34:22

Hi,

I bought Actual Windows Manager 2 days ago, installed and configured it and started enjoying its functionality.

I ran into a problem in Excel yesterday. I updated a complex application with a lot of VBA code and User Forms.
When executing one of the procedures, I kept getting a message that has nothing to do with my code:
"Calculation is incomplete. Recalculate before saving?"
Additionally, the execution of the procedures slowed down a lot to end up with incorrect forms (with the above message constantly appearing).

After a few hours of playing with the AWM settings, I came across the "Clipboard history" option and saw a lot of Excel data there. Basically, "Clipboard" was taking data from Excel while the VBA code was running, slowing it down and disabling some procedures.

When I disabled Clipboard history, Excel and VBA code worked normally.

Maybe this information will help someone in the future.

Actual Windows Manager v8.15
Windows 10 22H2
Office365 32 bit

Regards,

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Alex Fadeyev
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Joined: 09/30/2005

Posted: 08/08/2023 17:41:02

Zoran,

Thank you for the report.

Please could you confirm that VBA code uses the clipboard intentionally and explicitly, or it's a side effect of some VBA functions? In former case, please provide a short sample of VBA code using the clipboard.

Thank you!

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