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I have a 28 MB financial spreadsheet that takes 6 - 7 minutes to re-calc, but
three of my colleagues say that it re-calcs on their machines in 30 - 40
seconds. My CPU useage is very, very low when the spreadsheet is not being
re-calced. Why does my spreadsheet re-calc so slowly ? Thanks !!
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You provide no information. So how could anyone possibly tell? Perhaps your
colleagues are using supercomputers with thousands of processors and you are
using something less.

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I have a 28 MB financial spreadsheet that takes 6 - 7 minutes to re-calc,
but
three of my colleagues say that it re-calcs on their machines in 30 - 40
seconds. My CPU useage is very, very low when the spreadsheet is not being
re-calced. Why does my spreadsheet re-calc so slowly ? Thanks !!



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