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I have created a worksheet which uses a large number of SUMIFs to create a
table (36 columns by 75 rows therefore 2700 SUMIFs) which picks the results from a flat file over 16000 rows by 4 columns. The data is in columnD and the variables in columnsA-C. The variables correlate to the table row and column headings I have created and one other cell with a value chosen from a drop-down. The workbook has slowed down considerably and takes a while to recalculate each time I amend something else in the workbook. I do not want to take off the automatic calculation and pivot tables are not an ideal solution. Does anyone have any advice as to how to speed things up? |
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