Excel VBA: Overflow error from too many undestroyed objects?
问题 when performing optimization tasks on a large dataset I receive an overflow runtime error 6 from time to time (generally after 1 hour or 2). The error goes away when I restart my macro from where it stopped, i.e. launch the macro again from the point where the error occured. Could an overflow error be related to some issue of having created too many objects that are not destroyed properly after use? Here's a (simplified version) of my container class, which is used destroyed (via Set ... =