Compress Large Worksheets

  • Thread starter Thread starter Dale Hildebrand
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Dale Hildebrand

Sometimes Excel appears to assume that a spreadsheet is
much larger than required, i.e., only has data in first
100 rows, yet Ctrl-End takes you to row 1,000. We have an
spreadsheet that is over 20 MB in size and is very slow to
re-calculate. If there a way to remove the "dead space"
and will this improve the performance? Thanks.
 
Hi Dale,

The simplest method is to delete all the rows from 101 to 65536 and save as
a different name. (repeat for columns if required).
This works under most circumstances, but will alter any formulae that refer
to the deleted rows/columns, so use with care.


regards
Charles
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