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dcw13

excel 2007 is very slow with every entry. why the delay?
 
small worksheet. each time i enter a number in a cell i get the active
circle showing. i move to another cell but quite a delay time before freed
up for next entry. why?

RD[_2_]

excel 2007 is very slow with every entry. why the delay?
 
You have automatic Calculation on. By turning this off you will be able to
update you spreadsheet much faster.

To do this go to the Windows icon in the top left of the screen and click on
Excel Options. Then choose the Formulas button and under Calculation Options
choose the Manual radio button. Click OK.

Then your spreadsheet will only calculate when you hit F9 or close/save the
spreadsheet.

"dcw13" wrote:

small worksheet. each time i enter a number in a cell i get the active
circle showing. i move to another cell but quite a delay time before freed
up for next entry. why?


dcw13

excel 2007 is very slow with every entry. why the delay?
 
RD will this work as you say for existing spreadsheets? or are there other
options i also need to have off?? thx

"RD" wrote:

You have automatic Calculation on. By turning this off you will be able to
update you spreadsheet much faster.

To do this go to the Windows icon in the top left of the screen and click on
Excel Options. Then choose the Formulas button and under Calculation Options
choose the Manual radio button. Click OK.

Then your spreadsheet will only calculate when you hit F9 or close/save the
spreadsheet.

"dcw13" wrote:

small worksheet. each time i enter a number in a cell i get the active
circle showing. i move to another cell but quite a delay time before freed
up for next entry. why?


ozgrid.com

excel 2007 is very slow with every entry. why the delay?
 
I wouldn't use manual calculations as it's a false reading waiting to
happen. Besides, if you need manual calculations you have a design flaw.
http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/ExcelSpreadsheetDesign.htm



--
Regards
Dave Hawley
www.ozgrid.com
"RD" wrote in message
...
You have automatic Calculation on. By turning this off you will be able to
update you spreadsheet much faster.

To do this go to the Windows icon in the top left of the screen and click
on
Excel Options. Then choose the Formulas button and under Calculation
Options
choose the Manual radio button. Click OK.

Then your spreadsheet will only calculate when you hit F9 or close/save
the
spreadsheet.

"dcw13" wrote:

small worksheet. each time i enter a number in a cell i get the active
circle showing. i move to another cell but quite a delay time before
freed
up for next entry. why?



ray hatch

excel 2007 is very slow with every entry. why the delay?
 
Why is the entry process so slow. I have compacted the hard disk, run diagnostics, and even uninstalled the program and reinstalled. It did no good.

On Friday, May 07, 2010 12:36 AM dcw13 wrote:


small worksheet. each time i enter a number in a cell i get the active
circle showing. i move to another cell but quite a delay time before freed
up for next entry. why?



On Friday, May 07, 2010 2:58 AM RD wrote:


You have automatic Calculation on. By turning this off you will be able to
update you spreadsheet much faster.

To do this go to the Windows icon in the top left of the screen and click on
Excel Options. Then choose the Formulas button and under Calculation Options
choose the Manual radio button. Click OK.

Then your spreadsheet will only calculate when you hit F9 or close/save the
spreadsheet.

"dcw13" wrote:



On Friday, May 07, 2010 11:01 AM dcw13 wrote:


RD will this work as you say for existing spreadsheets? or are there other
options i also need to have off?? thx

"RD" wrote:



On Friday, May 07, 2010 10:18 PM ozgrid.com wrote:


I would not use manual calculations as it is a false reading waiting to
happen. Besides, if you need manual calculations you have a design flaw.
http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/ExcelSpreadsheetDesign.htm



--
Regards
Dave Hawley
www.ozgrid.com






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