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When running my macro I received a compile error stating the procedure is too large. Does this error mean there are too many formulas for this macro? How do I fix it?
 

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It means there's too much code rather than too many formulas.

If you get that error you should take a look at your code and see if there's anywhere it can be shortened.

You could post an example of the code to get some ideas of how you coud do that.
 
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