When fetching values from a range in Excel, it is much more efficient to get the values in "bulk" (as a 2D array) than looping through each row and column. For example:
Dim range = Globals.Table.Range("A1:E5")
Dim values(,) As Object = range.Value
With 25 cells it doesn't make much of a difference, but with 10,000 rows by 20 columns it certainly does. So far so good.
My question is: How can one do "bulk" fetching for other properties?
For example, I want to find which cells are colored a certain way. I would love to do something like "range.Interior.Color", but that returns just one value, not an array of values. And so I end up looping, which is probably 100 or even 1000 times slower. For large tables, this is really a killer.
It looks like .Formula
behaves just like .Value
: I can fetch multiple ones at a time. But I've yet to cajole colors into playing nice.
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