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The "array" formula you see below works great in terms of calculating what I
need, however it also slows things down significantly which is understandable. I've also temporarily removed the formula due to the compromised performance problems it creates on my workbook. My question is this? Can I create a NEW workbook, and NEW spreadsheet (suggestion below): Workbook=IDIP Data Spreadsheet=Requirement Deadliines Set up a link to the original workbook (IDIP Client Database) and spreadsheet (New Rule Clients), and bypass my "slowness" problem by having all the work and effort moved to a different workbook? I didn't know if this were possible? Is there a formula that could do this, and if so, do I have to have my current workbook (IDIP Client Database) OPEN in order for the formula to work and calculate appropriate outcomes in the NEW workbook? The current formula I am using on my "New Rule Clients" spreadsheet of my "IDIP Client Database" Workbook is: =IF(ISERROR(SMALL(IF(($Z$4:$Z$3500<"")*($AH$4:$AH $3500="Send IDIP 036 to DPHS"),ROW($Z$4:$Z$3500),""),ROW($A1))-ROW($A$4)+1),"",INDEX(A$4:A$3500,N(SMALL(IF(($Z$4: $Z$3500<"")*($AH$4:$AH$3500="Send IDIP 036 to DPHS"),ROW($Z$4:$Z$3500),""),ROW($A1))-ROW($A$4)+1))) Any formula or feedback suggestions would be appreciated? Thanks in advance, Dan |
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