**URGENT** - PRODUCTION ISSUE with Planning Layout

Question

Hi,
we've a manual planning layout that uses both macros SAPAFTERDATAPUT and SAPBEFOREDATAGET with custom code developed in these 2 macros to switch data between "SEM-BPS 1" and "New" sheet.
Layout has 11 characteristics in lead columns and around 40 keyfigures in data columns (dynamic).
Using macros, we are formatting SEM-BPS 1 sheet to display all dynamic data coumns in a single page of New sheet.
for this, our custom macro formats each row of SEM-BPS1 into 10 rows of New sheet by reducing 40 columns into 4 (columns is what matters for our users but not rows).
We tried this for 40 rows of data. (means, 40 rows 40 columns). Our Custom macro formed 400 rows and 4 columns into New Sheet and even switched data between "SEM-BPS 1" and "New" sheet as per our macro coding. here, we can execute all planning functions. fine till this point
Now, we have a problem when dealing with 100 rows. (means, 100 rows 40 columns). <b>Our custom macro had formed 1000 rows and 4 columns as expected with accurare data. </b>
at this point, When we started running any planning function or even when we just click on check button (check button runs both SAP macros, I assume), <b>system is freezing up doing nothing. each time, we had to kill the process. when we looked into CPU usage, we can see that excel.exe process is using 99% of CPU.</b>
Appreciate if any one can share experinces on this.
<b><u>Note: </b></u>
1. By disabling custom macros, we  executed 100 rows 40 columns w/o any issues.
2. when executed custom macros outside of SAP for 1000 rows 4 columns, both macros took just 2 seconds to switch data between sheets.

Answer 1

Hi there
This is the option Jeff was referring to. I see it in my own RoboHelp version 10. As we aren't seeing it in your screen capture, I'm wondering if this was an option that was added via a service release you haven't installed.
I do suppose another possibility would be that you are using RoboHelp for Word and perhaps that isn't an option with that application.
Cheers... Rick