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Default Office 2003 Upgrade - statistic function changes?

Hi all,

I recently upgraded to Office 2003. I have a rather complex Excel file that
performs a Monte-Carlo analysis. Each trial invokes several statistical
functions to generate random variables based on exponential, normal, and
lognormal distributions.

I discovered after the upgrade that this workbook runs much slower than it
used to, probably 5x slower or more. Which is posing a problem for me. Also
I am a little concerned that the results might be slightly different with
the new version.

So, is there a list available of all of the statistical functions that have
changed in Office 2003? Are there any known performance issues? This would
help me target where I have to optimize the code.

Thanks,

-- Rev


 
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