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gramos14

Deleting rows with formulas is very slow
 
I have excel 2003 and everytime I delete rows in a worksheet where there are
formulas on the worksheet, it takes a long time for the rows to delete. I
normally turn the calculation setting to Manual before deleting, but
sometimes forget. When I used to have excel 97 I never experienced this
problem.

Any thoughts?

Mike H

Deleting rows with formulas is very slow
 
Any thoughts?

Deleting a row will force recalculation. Perhaps in your E97 worksheets you
had less formula.

Mike

"gramos14" wrote:

I have excel 2003 and everytime I delete rows in a worksheet where there are
formulas on the worksheet, it takes a long time for the rows to delete. I
normally turn the calculation setting to Manual before deleting, but
sometimes forget. When I used to have excel 97 I never experienced this
problem.

Any thoughts?


gramos14

Deleting rows with formulas is very slow
 
Actually, when this first starting happening in E03 I still had E97 on
another machine, so I tried the same file on both machines and E97 was much
faster. As we speak I am deleting rows in a E03 worksheet with formulas and
I'm 45 minutes in and its still not done. Granted its several thousand rows
I'm deleting.


"Mike H" wrote:

Any thoughts?


Deleting a row will force recalculation. Perhaps in your E97 worksheets you
had less formula.

Mike

"gramos14" wrote:

I have excel 2003 and everytime I delete rows in a worksheet where there are
formulas on the worksheet, it takes a long time for the rows to delete. I
normally turn the calculation setting to Manual before deleting, but
sometimes forget. When I used to have excel 97 I never experienced this
problem.

Any thoughts?



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