I have a multi-worksheet spreadsheet that guys at work added company logo's
too (jpg) file, as they thought it was a cool idea to put logos on custom
labels for product- and each file got over 10 megabytes in size, where the
original file was only like 0.5MB . . We removed the images and viola--
file did not reduce in size.

Does anyone have any hints for shrinking the file back down in size more
like its original dimensions?

Thanks
Paul

Chances are the jpg images are not your problem. More likely you have stored
cell in memory that are not being used. Look at the scroll bars on each of
the sheets. Can you scroll well past the end of the data. If so then you have
cells that need to be deleted.

Check out this link for instructions...
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#Unused
Why do my scrollbars go to row 500 -- my data ends in cell E50?
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Anon" wrote:

I have a multi-worksheet spreadsheet that guys at work added company logo's
too (jpg) file, as they thought it was a cool idea to put logos on custom
labels for product- and each file got over 10 megabytes in size, where the
original file was only like 0.5MB . . We removed the images and viola--
file did not reduce in size.

Does anyone have any hints for shrinking the file back down in size more
like its original dimensions?

Thanks
Paul

Thanks- I will try it out this AM. The labels are full of merged cells, so
I will have to check the ranges of the 7 or 8 worksheets manually.
Thanks again.

Paul


"Jim Thomlinson" wrote in message
...
Chances are the jpg images are not your problem. More likely you have
stored
cell in memory that are not being used. Look at the scroll bars on each of
the sheets. Can you scroll well past the end of the data. If so then you
have
cells that need to be deleted.

Check out this link for instructions...
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#Unused
Why do my scrollbars go to row 500 -- my data ends in cell E50?
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Anon" wrote:

I have a multi-worksheet spreadsheet that guys at work added company
logo's
too (jpg) file, as they thought it was a cool idea to put logos on custom
labels for product- and each file got over 10 megabytes in size, where
the
original file was only like 0.5MB . . We removed the images and viola--
file did not reduce in size.

Does anyone have any hints for shrinking the file back down in size more
like its original dimensions?

Thanks
Paul