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Does installing Service Packs help with Excel performace?
Does installing the Microsoft Service pack 1,2 and/or 3 decrease the amount
of time a spreadsheet takes to open, calculate or update the links? Also, do I need to install all 3 service packs seperately, or does installing Service Pack 3 cover all updates for 1 and 2? Thanks Beeatrice |
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Does installing Service Packs help with Excel performace?
The most recent service pack always updates prior service packs if missing.
Assuming you mean 2003 SP3 go here for details of the upgrades http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en "Beeatrice" wrote: Does installing the Microsoft Service pack 1,2 and/or 3 decrease the amount of time a spreadsheet takes to open, calculate or update the links? Also, do I need to install all 3 service packs seperately, or does installing Service Pack 3 cover all updates for 1 and 2? Thanks Beeatrice |
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Does installing Service Packs help with Excel performace?
Each service pack has all previous updates in them, so SP3 will work.
There have been some performance improvements made, so it can't hurt, plus you'll be up to date on security issues. The Excel team is still working on performance improvements, but I personally don't know if they'll ever get 2007 up to 2003/2000 speeds. "Beeatrice" wrote: Does installing the Microsoft Service pack 1,2 and/or 3 decrease the amount of time a spreadsheet takes to open, calculate or update the links? Also, do I need to install all 3 service packs seperately, or does installing Service Pack 3 cover all updates for 1 and 2? Thanks Beeatrice |
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Does installing Service Packs help with Excel performace?
That helps a lot. Thank you all!
"JLatham" wrote: Each service pack has all previous updates in them, so SP3 will work. There have been some performance improvements made, so it can't hurt, plus you'll be up to date on security issues. The Excel team is still working on performance improvements, but I personally don't know if they'll ever get 2007 up to 2003/2000 speeds. "Beeatrice" wrote: Does installing the Microsoft Service pack 1,2 and/or 3 decrease the amount of time a spreadsheet takes to open, calculate or update the links? Also, do I need to install all 3 service packs seperately, or does installing Service Pack 3 cover all updates for 1 and 2? Thanks Beeatrice |
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