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SYMPTOMSIn Microsoft Excel 98 Macintosh Edition, when you edit a Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications procedure in a workbook and then save the workbook, the workbook file size increases even if you delete code from the procedure. CAUSE
This behavior occurs because the variables that you use in a procedure are
stored in the module that contains the procedure. When you enter a variable
name in a Visual Basic module, whether you use the Dim statement to
dimension the variable or not, the name is stored in a name table. The disk
space used for the variable in the name table is not freed until the module
that contains the procedure is deleted. Because of this behavior, a
workbook increases in file size when you add new variables to a procedure
in the workbook, and does not decrease in file size when you delete
variables from a procedure in the workbook.
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