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I am working on a financial model that has hundreds and hundreds of
formulas in it spread over about 25 worksheets which all link back and
forth. The file is 5.34 MG. Every time I change some data, there is
about a 2-3 second wait time for the revised totals to calculate. I
realize that the file is large, and that a lot of formulas take up
memory, but I've got other files that are as just big or even bigger
that contain lots of formulas, and I don't get this delay with them.

What are some other factors I should look at that would cause such a
calculation delay? I seriously need to fix this or the multiple users
will be miserable!

Thanks in advance.


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I am working on a financial model that has hundreds and hundreds of
formulas in it spread over about 25 worksheets which all link back and
forth. The file is 5.34 MG. Every time I change some data, there is
about a 2-3 second wait time for the revised totals to calculate. I
realize that the file is large, and that a lot of formulas take up
memory, but I've got other files that are as just big or even bigger
that contain lots of formulas, and I don't get this delay with them.

What are some other factors I should look at that would cause such a
calculation delay? I seriously need to fix this or the multiple users
will be miserable!

Thanks in advance.


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Check out the Excel Page on Charles Williams' site for calculation secrets and
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I am working on a financial model that has hundreds and hundreds of
formulas in it spread over about 25 worksheets which all link back and
forth. The file is 5.34 MG. Every time I change some data, there is
about a 2-3 second wait time for the revised totals to calculate. I
realize that the file is large, and that a lot of formulas take up
memory, but I've got other files that are as just big or even bigger
that contain lots of formulas, and I don't get this delay with them.

What are some other factors I should look at that would cause such a
calculation delay? I seriously need to fix this or the multiple users
will be miserable!

Thanks in advance.


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