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Whenever I am working with a worksheet that has a lot of records (approx
1000) and no formulas Excel seems to slow down when I want to do anything, even just changing the page breaks or opening a print preview. I have tried copying it into a new worksheet and restarting Excel and even the computer but it doesn't work. This is a problem that I have experienced on Excel 2000 and 2003. |
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1000 records is not a "lot" in terms of Excel use.
I would suggest you clean out all Windows Temp folder files and your Temporary Internet Folder files. Do a re-boot first then clean them up. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 8 Mar 2007 12:57:18 -0800, MEAD5432 wrote: Whenever I am working with a worksheet that has a lot of records (approx 1000) and no formulas Excel seems to slow down when I want to do anything, even just changing the page breaks or opening a print preview. I have tried copying it into a new worksheet and restarting Excel and even the computer but it doesn't work. This is a problem that I have experienced on Excel 2000 and 2003. |
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