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This is going to be a bit strange, so bear with me...
I have a report that consists mostly of formulas pointing to a large "block" of data pasted into the sheet starting at column BA. The data in question comes from our SQL based accounting engine via a stored proc. I call the proc, use GetRows, rotate the array (is there a built in function for this?) and the paste it in starting at BA5. Now over in cols A to Z is the "user area" where the user types in whatever formula they want, mixing and matching the accounting data as they see fit. The problem is that there are about 140 columns of data in the accounting dump. This makes the spreadsheets rather large, about 10 MB. What I would like to do is find out which columns are actually being referred to from the formulas, and delete any that aren't being used. So, is there a way to do this? Maury |
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