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I have a spreadsheet that is about 8,500 KB that is painfully slow to
calculate. While I can certainly set it manual calculation, my preference is to leave the calculation set to automatic. In doing a little testing on the file I discovered that the culpret seems to be multiple SUMPRODUCT formulas. I am using it in about 30 rows which include monthly amounts for 7 years, so there are over 2500 sumproduct formulas, each usind 3 different factors in the formula (e.g. =SUMPRODUCT(($C$7:$C$4426=2005)*($I$7:$I$4426="30" )*($K$7:$K$4426="54")*(CT$7:CT$4426)). I've tried using the -- convention in the cells but it doesn't seem to speed it up. Another bit of information is that I have a similar, yet 3X larger file, using complicated SUMIF formulas to do the same type of calculations which doesn't have this slow calculation issue. I can switch back to the SUMIF method if I have to but SUMPRODUCT seems much cleaner and makes identifying formula errors much easier. Anybody have any suggestions as to how to speed up the calcualtions? Thanks for any help |
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