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Hi, thanks for the replies so far, it seems like alot of hassle to thousands
of people and companies just to carry on doing what we were, quite happily, on 2003, well thats the "upgrade" hung out to dry then. Cheers Shane. "Charles Williams" wrote: The Calculation engine in 2007 can be faster than 2003 (depends on the details of the workbook etc), but Charting and VBA are substantially slower than 2003. XL 2007 SP2 improves the speed of Charting but its still slower than XL 2003. Much of the VBA slowdown in 2007 is bypassable with careful VBA coding. See http://www.decisionmodels.com/VersionCompare.htm for a more detailed timing comparison. Hi, i've read several articles comparing Excel 2003 to 2007, microsoft say 2007 is faster because it uses multi cpu cores etc, but what have people on this site found in there day to day use of them both? Im using 2003 and i don't wish to upgrade if its a snail. Thanks, Shane. Charles ___________________________________ The Excel Calculation Site http://www.decisionmodels.com |
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