Hi,

I have written within VB a number of routines whcih involve loops. I
summary a sheet is created by opening other workbooks and grabbin
information from each and appending to my master sheet.

There are no formulas.

Although it is simple enough to do tis the end result is the maste
worksheet when saved is approximately 3MB (even thought there i
minimal data)

Can anyone suggest anything (i.e. like within Access where yo
compress/compact and repair the database)

Thanks, Ajay

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Hi Ajay,

See Debra Dalgleish's suggestions for resetting the Used Range at:

http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#Unused


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Hi,

I have written within VB a number of routines whcih involve loops. In
summary a sheet is created by opening other workbooks and grabbing
information from each and appending to my master sheet.

There are no formulas.

Although it is simple enough to do tis the end result is the master
worksheet when saved is approximately 3MB (even thought there is
minimal data)

Can anyone suggest anything (i.e. like within Access where you
compress/compact and repair the database)

Thanks, Ajay.


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You might have unused rows in the workbook that are currently formatted. Try
deleting entire rows from the row directly below the last row of data to the
end of the worksheet in each worksheet in the workbook.
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Hi,

I have written within VB a number of routines whcih involve loops. In
summary a sheet is created by opening other workbooks and grabbing
information from each and appending to my master sheet.

There are no formulas.

Although it is simple enough to do tis the end result is the master
worksheet when saved is approximately 3MB (even thought there is
minimal data)

Can anyone suggest anything (i.e. like within Access where you
compress/compact and repair the database)

Thanks, Ajay.


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Hi Ajay...Sometimes worksheets go "bad". Cycle through your workbook
one worksheet at a time. Insert a new sheet, copy and paste from the
old sheet, delete the old sheet, then save and close your workbook and
see which old sheet(s), when deleted, significantly reduced your file
size. If this is the source of the problem, then you can add a few
lines to your macro and have your macro do this for you when you next
update your master...Ron