Thanks to @afv2688
with the following batch macro Remove Null Columns and output in multiple excel sheets/tabs during saving
The challenge I get, is the workflow is the same but if I change macro location it became slow - any reason for it ? (From 5 min to 40 min with same data sample)
- I saved the bath macro in one folder and it works super fast
- I saved the same macro in an other folder and mapped it back, and it is super slow
Mederic
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Hi @MI1
This "other folder" you moved it to, is it on the same storage space as the original folder?
To maximize performance, the Designer installation and all workflow dependencies should be on the same local, solid state hard drive. Obviously this isn't always possible, so as we spread out our dependencies to difference resources (network drives, cloud databases, etc) the latency between those resources increases the runtime of our workflows.
That's ok, Designer works just find on discs.
Let's circle back. Tell me about the original workflow location and the new folder you moved the macro to: are they on the same storage drive?
hi @CharlieS - you were right the location was the issue , now it is resolve - sorry for the late reply