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While ! RS.eof oCell1 = oWS1.Range("A%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("portnr") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("B%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Relatie") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("C%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Benchmark") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("D%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Mabelcode") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("E%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Fonds") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("F%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Aantal") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("G%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Val_OV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("H%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Koers_OV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("I%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("MW_OV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("J%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("GKP_OV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("K%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("KP_OV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("L%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Perc_OV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("M%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("MW_CV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("N%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("KP_CV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("O%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Res_CV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("P%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Perc_CV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("Q%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("PercMW_CV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("R%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("OR_CV") oCell1 = oWS1.Range("S%Counter%") oCell1.Select oCell1.Value = rs.fields("Dep") Counter = Counter + 1 rs.MoveNext EndWhileIs there a way to speed-up things, maybe inserting a whole row instead of cell for cell?
Depends on where the data is coming from. If you have the data in MS Access (or another database) you can use excel's .CopyFromRecordset to put in the data in one shot. .CopyFromRecordset works both for MS Access's basic and with ADO. Otherwise, you might try putting the data into a CSV file and importing it into excel via OLE.
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