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Using Excel 2002 (created in 2001, so probably with Excel 98 or 2000), I
don't have any pivot tables in my workbook, but do have about 24 worksheets. Each sheet is set up with simple addition/subtraction formulas and each sheet carries the final total to the beginning of the next sheet. The file is 5 MB and I don't understand why it's so large. Column 1 is a name, column 2 is a number, columns 3-30 would contain a "1" (if entered) and column 31 is the ending balance (take column 2 and subtract the sum of columns 3-30). Column 31 then becomes column 2 on the next worksheet. Why did the file become so large? -- Sue |
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Hi,
Debra's website might be useful to you for this. See http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html - Unused "SP" wrote: Using Excel 2002 (created in 2001, so probably with Excel 98 or 2000), I don't have any pivot tables in my workbook, but do have about 24 worksheets. Each sheet is set up with simple addition/subtraction formulas and each sheet carries the final total to the beginning of the next sheet. The file is 5 MB and I don't understand why it's so large. Column 1 is a name, column 2 is a number, columns 3-30 would contain a "1" (if entered) and column 31 is the ending balance (take column 2 and subtract the sum of columns 3-30). Column 31 then becomes column 2 on the next worksheet. Why did the file become so large? -- Sue |
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