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Speading up my Excel calculations.
Hello,
In a nutshell: I am putting together a database. I created a search "grid" that allows the user to choose a name from a data validation list. After selecting a name, the grid (shows 4 locations across, and the 12 months down) uses Sumproduct to count the number of units the selected name has for each site, in each month. The problem: I would like to use this database over a few years. Each year I will be adding almost a thousand entries. I have been using a set range, eg D7:D10000, for Sumproduct to search. I have an old workstation at work, and after each entry it can literally take 2-3 full seconds for the workbook to re-calculate. It has been suggested that I use a dynamic named range using =OFFSET(Data!G7,,,CountA(Data!$B:$B),1), instead of the range I indicated above. This would allow the formulas to only look in the actual range, instead of a bunch of blank cells. I haven't been able to put this to a try yet. So my question is---am I on the right track? Is there a different technique I should be considerin? I hope I have explained this clearly enough. Please let me know if I can supply any other need info. Thanks, Don |
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