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pkeegs

Worksheet speed with array formula
 
I have recently included an array formula (SUMPRODUCT) in my worksheet. It
works very well, doing what I wanted, but it has significantly slowed the
worksheet down. I have changed the calculation to manual rather than
automatic but it means that I have to remember to recalculate - frustrating.
Is there anyway that I can get around this hugely reduced calculation speed?

Niek Otten

Worksheet speed with array formula
 
Impossible to say without knowing your formulas; post them if you want any comments.
But yes, in general, array formulas are slow. No wonder; they do a lot of work!

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"pkeegs" wrote in message ...
|I have recently included an array formula (SUMPRODUCT) in my worksheet. It
| works very well, doing what I wanted, but it has significantly slowed the
| worksheet down. I have changed the calculation to manual rather than
| automatic but it means that I have to remember to recalculate - frustrating.
| Is there anyway that I can get around this hugely reduced calculation speed?



Dave F

Worksheet speed with array formula
 
You may want to look at this paper:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa730921.aspx

It discusses optimization for XL workbooks. It addresses issues with Xl
2007, however, many of the discussions are also relevant to earlier versions
of XL.

Dave
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Brevity is the soul of wit.


"pkeegs" wrote:

I have recently included an array formula (SUMPRODUCT) in my worksheet. It
works very well, doing what I wanted, but it has significantly slowed the
worksheet down. I have changed the calculation to manual rather than
automatic but it means that I have to remember to recalculate - frustrating.
Is there anyway that I can get around this hugely reduced calculation speed?



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