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I have a large spreadsheet of data (around 16mb) and I need to do lots of
pivot tables from that data. I have moved the pivot tables to a seperate workbook but the file size is nearly 100MB and this makes it pretty unusable. Is there any way to compress data in the pivot tables so you can still see the data but keep the files small? Cheers for any help |
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Hi Jester,
What I recommend is that you set up one table, and base the rest of the tables on that one table - this minimises the number of tables caching data. Alternatively, you could send the data out, and automate the creation of the tables with VBA using the On Open event. Hope this helps Warm regards Sunil Jayakumar "jester1072" wrote in message ... I have a large spreadsheet of data (around 16mb) and I need to do lots of pivot tables from that data. I have moved the pivot tables to a seperate workbook but the file size is nearly 100MB and this makes it pretty unusable. Is there any way to compress data in the pivot tables so you can still see the data but keep the files small? Cheers for any help www.ayyoo.com/credit-cards.html |
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If you right click on a pivot table and select "Table Options", there is an
option "Save data with table layout". If you uncheck this box for each pivot, your file size will reduce dramatically (maybe 50%). When it is checked Excel stores an additional copy of each pivot's source data "cache". While this may seem like a no-brainer, there are tradeoffs (speed of opening, closing, saving...) when doing this. 2nd half of the following article details the pros & cons when it talks about Step 3 of the wizard: How to optimize PivotTable performance in Excel 2000 http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;273583 While the article specifies XL2000, I think the information is valid for any version that has the option available. HTH, -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "jester1072" wrote in message ... I have a large spreadsheet of data (around 16mb) and I need to do lots of pivot tables from that data. I have moved the pivot tables to a seperate workbook but the file size is nearly 100MB and this makes it pretty unusable. Is there any way to compress data in the pivot tables so you can still see the data but keep the files small? Cheers for any help |
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