Set wbName = Nothing - Why ?

DChambers

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Why should I do this?

Code:
Dim wbName as workbook
Dim wsName as Worksheet
 
Do my code
 
Set wbName = Nothing
Set wsName = Nothing
 

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The old reason was to prevent memory leaks (take out the garbage). I am not sure that it happens that much anymore with those objects.
 
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Arn't the references cleared when the procedure is finished? Is this mostly used for very large procedures or when memory is at a premium?
 
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