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Someone wanted specifics, so here is a specific, reproduceable case.
I loaded 6 CSV files each with 7,200 records of time and sound level data (I'm an acoustical engineer) into individual sheets in one workbook. I've done this for years with 2003. Drawing a line chart with three of these sets plotted against a common time scale, dragging the graph around, etc. is significantly slower in 2007 than 2003. I copied the graph from one sheet to another to edit it to refer to the other three sets of data. When I click on one of the graphs to select the series, 2007 sits, and sits, and sits...minutes go by. Task Manager reports "not responding." I saved the sheet as an XLS file and loaded into Excel 2003. Near instantanioous response. Same moodel machines, both running XP. Also tried on a MUCH faster dual core machine, with no obvious improvement; app still sits and sits. If someone from MS wants to look at the files I'll be glad to send them. At this point 2007 is nearly unusable for me. |
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