Does excel cache a file when it gets opened the first time? If that is
the case, how do I clear the cache? Thanks

Excel doesn't, but you could reboot Windows if you mean to flush any
disk and memory caching that occurs due to normal use of the PC.

Tom1 wrote:

Does excel cache a file when it gets opened the first time? If that is
the case, how do I clear the cache? Thanks

On Feb 11, 11:49*am, Bob I wrote:
Excel doesn't, but you could reboot Windows if you mean to flush any
disk and memory caching that occurs due to normal use of the PC.



Tom1 wrote:
Does excel cache a file when it gets opened the first time? If that is
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What about the other office applications such as Word, PowerPoint &
Access --- do they cache? Thanks

Tom1 wrote:

On Feb 11, 11:49 am, Bob I wrote:

Excel doesn't, but you could reboot Windows if you mean to flush any
disk and memory caching that occurs due to normal use of the PC.



Tom1 wrote:

Does excel cache a file when it gets opened the first time? If that is
the case, how do I clear the cache? Thanks- Hide quoted text -

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What about the other office applications such as Word, PowerPoint &
Access --- do they cache? Thanks

Depends on what you mean, and and for that matter where. For instance
Word can be set to copy a remote file to the local drive for editing,
and when you are done it puts it back to the server. If you have
concerns, try elaborating.

On Feb 11, 2:08*pm, Bob I wrote:
Tom1 wrote:
On Feb 11, 11:49 am, Bob I wrote:

Excel doesn't, but you could reboot Windows if you mean to flush any
disk and memory caching that occurs due to normal use of the PC.

Tom1 wrote:

Does excel cache a file when it gets opened the first time? If that is
the case, how do I clear the cache? Thanks- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

What about the other office applications such as Word, PowerPoint &
Access --- do they cache? Thanks

Depends on what you mean, and and for that matter where. For instance
Word can be set to copy a remote file to the local drive for editing,
and when you are done it puts it back to the server. If you have
concerns, try elaborating.- Hide quoted text -

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The office document is sitting remotely on a server. When I access
that file from my workstation, does the workstation cache any of that
file locally on the hard disk? Thanks

Tom1 wrote:

On Feb 11, 2:08 pm, Bob I wrote:

Tom1 wrote:

On Feb 11, 11:49 am, Bob I wrote:

Excel doesn't, but you could reboot Windows if you mean to flush any
disk and memory caching that occurs due to normal use of the PC.

Tom1 wrote:

Does excel cache a file when it gets opened the first time? If that is
the case, how do I clear the cache? Thanks- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

What about the other office applications such as Word, PowerPoint &
Access --- do they cache? Thanks

Depends on what you mean, and and for that matter where. For instance
Word can be set to copy a remote file to the local drive for editing,
and when you are done it puts it back to the server. If you have
concerns, try elaborating.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


The office document is sitting remotely on a server. When I access
that file from my workstation, does the workstation cache any of that
file locally on the hard disk? Thanks

It may, it depends on memory usage and constraints. If the connection to
the server was broken, you would have to force a local save to have a
usable file, if that is what you mean.