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Max sheets in a workbook or max # of calculated cells
I have a excel model that runs company scenarios. It currently has about 90
sheets and I am hitting the difficultly of calculations not updating. For example, I will make a change in one sheet that is referenced in another.. When I check the sheet that calls the first number, it has not changed. If I hit F2 and then enter in the cell in question, it will show the updated number... I have many inputs and this can cause a huge problem as there seems to be no warning. In using the "info" command it would seem that i am using a huge percentage of available memory.. It is a memory issue with the number of sheets in the book or that there are too many calculated cells for a change to get calculated through? Thanks, |
Hi Phil,
Check this site: www.decisionmodels.com Kind regards, Niek Otten "phil g" wrote in message ... I have a excel model that runs company scenarios. It currently has about 90 sheets and I am hitting the difficultly of calculations not updating. For example, I will make a change in one sheet that is referenced in another.. When I check the sheet that calls the first number, it has not changed. If I hit F2 and then enter in the cell in question, it will show the updated number... I have many inputs and this can cause a huge problem as there seems to be no warning. In using the "info" command it would seem that i am using a huge percentage of available memory.. It is a memory issue with the number of sheets in the book or that there are too many calculated cells for a change to get calculated through? Thanks, |
Thanks,
I had already checked that site out... But was wondering if there was a way to check what the limit was or how close I was to it. "Niek Otten" wrote: Hi Phil, Check this site: www.decisionmodels.com Kind regards, Niek Otten "phil g" wrote in message ... I have a excel model that runs company scenarios. It currently has about 90 sheets and I am hitting the difficultly of calculations not updating. For example, I will make a change in one sheet that is referenced in another.. When I check the sheet that calls the first number, it has not changed. If I hit F2 and then enter in the cell in question, it will show the updated number... I have many inputs and this can cause a huge problem as there seems to be no warning. In using the "info" command it would seem that i am using a huge percentage of available memory.. It is a memory issue with the number of sheets in the book or that there are too many calculated cells for a change to get calculated through? Thanks, |
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