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simple question workbook size
Hello NG. I have a question regarding a workbook. I have
created a 4 worksheet Excel workbook that will many users. The workbook is currently 2megs in size and I'm not 100% completed. I know Access has the compact and repair and I was wondering if Excel has anything similar that would reduce the size? Or is there some coding that can be used? Thanks to anyone for any feedback on this? *** John |
simple question workbook size
I use zip self-extracting archive, reduces excel files 3-4 times, and users
don't have to do anything - just click to open. RADO "JohnE" wrote in message ... Hello NG. I have a question regarding a workbook. I have created a 4 worksheet Excel workbook that will many users. The workbook is currently 2megs in size and I'm not 100% completed. I know Access has the compact and repair and I was wondering if Excel has anything similar that would reduce the size? Or is there some coding that can be used? Thanks to anyone for any feedback on this? *** John |
simple question workbook size
"Stef C" wrote in message ... You can copy all your VBA code in the notepad, delete the modules, create new one and paste your code in it. I do not know why but it seem like Excel keep the code you delete and keep on growing during developing time... It can make a big difference (first time I tried it on my project I get from 3.2Mo to 1.89Mo... just doing this "copy/delete/create/paste/save" procedure. You dont need to do it this way You can simply export them by right clicking on them in the Project explorer and selecting the export file function. The files may be loaded back in after the Excel code modules have been deleted using the FileImport File option Even easier you can use Rob Bovey's excellent Code Cleaner add in which can be downloaded from the following site http://www.bmsltd.co.uk/MVP/MVPPage.asp This excellent app also allows you to save copies of the exported files which is an excellent method of backing them up. Keith |
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