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I want to use a scroll bar to control which 18 months of data are viewable.
Right now I have an ActiveX scroll bar linked to a cell with the minimum being 11 since the earliest data I want is 11/1/07. In the cell below that I have the formula =DATE(2007,AB3,1), which gives me the starting reference date. Back in Column C I put the formula =$AB$4 in cell C7 then below that (and each subsequent row) =DATE(YEAR(C7),MONTH(C7)+1,1) for 18 months. Then the 4 columns to the right of the date has the various information for that month populated through a pivot table on another sheet using =GETPIVOTDATA method. This works however it is very slow, 5 seconds or so. I did some trouble shooting and my scroll bar updates it's linked cell almost immediately. I also get my reference date quick. The lag seems to be cell C7 getting the date from AB4, this part is taking pretty long, considering it's a pretty simple formula. Everything that is supposed to take place after it gets the date happens pretty quick. Is there a faster method in doing this, or why is this taking so long to complete that simple calculation. Thanks in advance. -- Brian |
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