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Improving Calculations with the Excel Dependency Tree/Table
We have a large 5MB Excel Workbook consisting of 58 Worksheets and many VBA modules. We use many methods of improving the performance of this worksbook like:
1.) Empty Excel Temporary Directory 2.) Control Calculations on non-essential worksheets 3.) Optimize sequence of worksheets to minimize backward references 4.) Compile VBA into DLLs for computational efficiency 5.) Disable Excel's screen updates until computations are done QUESTION: Does anybody know how to visualize the Excel Dependency Tree used by the calculation engine? We would like to look at this to determine if there are other efficiencies/errors we can fix to make the workbook more responsive to the users interaction. |
Improving Calculations with the Excel Dependency Tree/Table
You can use the Auditing toolbar to make the dpendency tree visible cell by
cell. The problem with any visualisation of the dependency tree in a large woorkbook is that there are too many branches/lines to be able to see anything. Why dont you analyse the workbook calculation time to find out where the bottlenecks are? regards Charles ______________________ Decision Models The Excel Calculation Site. www.DecisionModels.com "MachAngle" wrote in message ... We have a large 5MB Excel Workbook consisting of 58 Worksheets and many VBA modules. We use many methods of improving the performance of this worksbook like: 1.) Empty Excel Temporary Directory 2.) Control Calculations on non-essential worksheets 3.) Optimize sequence of worksheets to minimize backward references 4.) Compile VBA into DLLs for computational efficiency 5.) Disable Excel's screen updates until computations are done QUESTION: Does anybody know how to visualize the Excel Dependency Tree used by the calculation engine? We would like to look at this to determine if there are other efficiencies/errors we can fix to make the workbook more responsive to the users interaction. |
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