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That's huge!

Debra Dalgleish has some tips for reseting the last used cell (if ctrl-end takes
you way past what you think should be the bottom right cell).

http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#Unused

But I can't believe that's the problem.

4mb seems out of line for most of my 150 data lines, too.

Do you have any objects (pictures/shapes) that are bulking up your file?

If you copy the data to a brand new worksheet in a brand new workbook, does it
show the same bloat?

(If it doesn't, copy over everything to the new workbook and toss the old to see
if the bloat stays down.)

Steve J wrote:

I have a model in Excel 2003. Originally 150 data lines (size 4MB).
Expanded it to 1150 data lines (size 23 MB about what I expected). I then
tried to expand to 2150 data lines and the file ballooned to 112MB.

I have checked and there are no super large named ranges or unused cells
after my last real used cell in each sheet.

Any ideas what could be causing the sudden jump in size?

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Steve


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