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Hi There,
I have a NAME called "TESTRANGE" ='Select Products'!C26:O1500 I would like to make this range dynamic as the nr of items in the range could vary a bit ... I tried a couple of ways: =OFFSET('Select Products'!$C$26,0,0,COUNTA('Select Products'!$B:$B),13) =OFFSET('Select Products'!$C$26;0;0;Dynamic_Range;13) with Dynamic_Range containing the nr of rows for the range (for above eg: 1500) =INDIRECT("'Select Products'!$C$26:$O$"&LROW) with LROW-name containing the last row nr. WHEN the range is not dynamic, my worksheet calculates my workbook in: 0.01 seconds Actually I do not know, but let me say instantaneously! WITH what ever of the above dynamic ranges I could chronometer the calculation time ... it took 8.0-8.2 seconds I do not find the ranges particularly long ... and have just a couple of them in my workbook, but the overhead to handle these volatile functions seems to slow the calculation speed dramatically! (What performance will this give in Excel 12?) Luckily I kicked the array-formulas already out ... Anybody suggestions on having dynamic ranges but not slowing down calculation speed with 1000%? Brgds Sige |
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