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I have an excel file that performs significant iterations and repetitions
(extensive VB code) to arrive at various solutions... I have a few questions: 1) Is it just me, or is excel 2003 SP2 MUCH slower than Excel 2000 from a VB standpoint? Work Computer: 512Mb Ram, slower processor than my home computer, Excel 2000 Home Computer, 1G RAM, faster processor than work computer, Excel 2003 SP2 Work Computer gets thru the calculations MUCH faster.... ?????????? Is this expected? Is 2003 more "bloated" than Excel 2000? 2) On Excel 2003, I DO NOT get the statusbar indicating "Calculating Cells XX%" while it's crunching. On Excel 2000, I DO see the statusbar. In my case, the status bar message is very useful.... Any way to invoke it in 2003? I searched KB and didn't find any articles on the statusbar that addressed this issue. -- Grumpy Aero Guy |
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