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harpscardiff

reducing Calulating time
 

Hi,

I'm looking for way to reduce my calculation time. Any good tips?

I have a few accounting spreadsheets, for my business. The only
problem is they take a long time to calulate. Can take up to 15, 20
mins.

If I converted all my formulas to UDF will this reduce the calulation
time?

I have alot of VLOOKUPs, any other way to do this?


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Ardus Petus

reducing Calulating time
 
In case you're VLOOKUPing the same table, returning various columns several
times, you can improve performance using a staging column where you store
=EQUIV(YourCell,YourTable,0). Then You can use that column with an INDEX
formula.

HTH
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Hi,

I'm looking for way to reduce my calculation time. Any good tips?

I have a few accounting spreadsheets, for my business. The only
problem is they take a long time to calulate. Can take up to 15, 20
mins.

If I converted all my formulas to UDF will this reduce the calulation
time?

I have alot of VLOOKUPs, any other way to do this?


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