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We are noticing that large numbers of controls, such as check boxes, on
Excel 2007 worksheet fill-in forms, tend to slow down the worksheet. The initial load and later recalculations or refreshes are slow. This leads to two questions: FIRST, are the 'Form Controls' or 'ActiveX Controls' more efficient? Or, perhaps, they are both equally efficient? The thought being that a more efficient control might retard the display refresh less. SECOND, is there a way to prevent the controls from recalculating everytime there is a worksheet change? Other calculations are not slowing the worksheet, just the 100 or so controls. If possible we would like to turn the control updates OFF until we force a manual update. Is this possible? Thank you for any help. |
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