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Vlookup in large named range
I have a large named range (80 columns, 120 rows). Vlookup hangs (processor
pegged at 100%) now that I have created it. Would speed improve if I split this large range into multiple smaller ones? I am keeping all vlookups within the same worksheet based on advice from an older thread. I also tried Index|Match but it was slower. The overall workbook is less than 1MB and is linked to OLAP. Thanks, Kem |
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