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Excel 2010 CommandButton and Print Area rise CPU Load

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What I did:

    1. I created a new Excel file on my desktop

    2. I opened it.

    3. I inserted a CommandButton into my Excel Sheet (Developer Tools | Insert | CommandButton).

    4. I selected columns E to G and made them the print area (Page Layout | Print Area | Set Print Area).

What then happend:

    CPU-Load rises up to 27% (I have 4 cores. If I do it on a machine with 2 cores, it rises up to 50%).

What I ask myself:

    Why?

(I use Windows 7 64bit, Microsoft Excel 2010)

Try it on your Win7 64 bit with Excel 2010! What are your experiences?


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