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how to unbloat a workbook?
I have a workbook with about 10 graphs, 10-12 named ranges, and several
worksheets with data (many, many formulas). The workbook is now 11MB, although I don't believe that I have that much actual content, so I need to unbloat the workbook. I already used Rob Boveys magnificent code cleaner, but there isn't that much VBA in the file so it didn't affect the filesize. Given that I don't want to mess up the named ranges, graphs source references, and formulas, what is the safest way to "rebuild" an Excel workbook? (Excel 2003) Thanks, Keith |
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