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Extremely slow subtotals in Excel 2003
My worksheet has 16,000 rows and 10 columns. (Row 1 contains the
column headings). It takes only a minute or two to get subtotals of the cells in the selected columns. (The worksheet -- with the subtotal rows --then has 49,000 rows). To the left of the spreadsheet a '1' (which displays all rows) '2' (which displays only the subtotals) '3' (which displays the Grand Total). When I click '2', "Calculating Cells: 100%" is displayed for HOURS in the Status Bar. The Windows Task Manager shows that "Microsoft Excel" is "Running"; the CPU Usage = 50%; the Commit Charge = 318M/5984M; the Mem Usage for Excel.Exe is 64,780K; the Physical Memory (K) readings are Total = 2095188; Available = 1559000; System Cashe = 512216. (Ending all non-critical processes doesn't speed up Excel or allow me to run any other applications on my PC). What's causing this situation and what can I do? |
Extremely slow subtotals in Excel 2003
It sounds like you have 33,000 rows (of 10 columns ?) with a subtotal
formula in - that's a lot of formulae !! Pete On Mar 8, 12:54 am, "GARY" wrote: My worksheet has 16,000 rows and 10 columns. (Row 1 contains the column headings). It takes only a minute or two to get subtotals of the cells in the selected columns. (The worksheet -- with the subtotal rows --then has 49,000 rows). To the left of the spreadsheet a '1' (which displays all rows) '2' (which displays only the subtotals) '3' (which displays the Grand Total). When I click '2', "Calculating Cells: 100%" is displayed for HOURS in the Status Bar. The Windows Task Manager shows that "Microsoft Excel" is "Running"; the CPU Usage = 50%; the Commit Charge = 318M/5984M; the Mem Usage for Excel.Exe is 64,780K; the Physical Memory (K) readings are Total = 2095188; Available = 1559000; System Cashe = 512216. (Ending all non-critical processes doesn't speed up Excel or allow me to run any other applications on my PC). What's causing this situation and what can I do? |
Extremely slow subtotals in Excel 2003
If an Excel worksheet can have up to 65,536 rows and 256 columns, it
should easily be able to handle a worksheet with only 33,000 rows (with subtotal formulas) and 10 columns. (That's less than 20% of the max). My question is: What's causing the extremely-slow processing and what can I do about it? On Mar 7, 5:27 pm, "Pete_UK" wrote: It sounds like you have 33,000 rows (of 10 columns ?) with a subtotal formula in - that's a lot of formulae !! Pete |
Extremely slow subtotals in Excel 2003
Buy a faster PC.
GARY wrote: If an Excel worksheet can have up to 65,536 rows and 256 columns, it should easily be able to handle a worksheet with only 33,000 rows (with subtotal formulas) and 10 columns. (That's less than 20% of the max). My question is: What's causing the extremely-slow processing and what can I do about it? On Mar 7, 5:27 pm, "Pete_UK" wrote: It sounds like you have 33,000 rows (of 10 columns ?) with a subtotal formula in - that's a lot of formulae !! Pete |
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