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Is there a maximum size of file recommended?
Or does is simply matter how much memory is in the computer. I have a database file approaching 3 meg and it is taking a noticable time to save. Shall i just let it grow, or shall i strip out some of the older lines and archive them somewhere. Just wondering what people tend to do. Thanks, Rick |
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First try resetting the used range on the sheets. It's at www.contextures.com. Save the file again, and check the size. -- Earl Kiosterud mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net ------------------------------------------- "R D S" wrote in message ... Is there a maximum size of file recommended? Or does is simply matter how much memory is in the computer. I have a database file approaching 3 meg and it is taking a noticable time to save. Shall i just let it grow, or shall i strip out some of the older lines and archive them somewhere. Just wondering what people tend to do. Thanks, Rick |
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