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"Manual calculation" takes less time. Why?
An excel workbook (approx 10 MB) compiled from a 3rd party program used to
take 30 minutes to save. After choosing "manual calculation before saving" saving time was reduced to 3 minutes. Curious to know why... Thanks in advance! Kjetil |
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If you just force a recalculation (without the save), how long does that take?
(I don't have a guess when you answer it's not close to 30 minutes!) Kjetil wrote: An excel workbook (approx 10 MB) compiled from a 3rd party program used to take 30 minutes to save. After choosing "manual calculation before saving" saving time was reduced to 3 minutes. Curious to know why... Thanks in advance! Kjetil -- Dave Peterson |
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