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muraii
Hi,
I have never before run into a problem like this. I have an Excel file
which acts as a database of requests. I've been working on all its
logic, and now would like to give it some minimal usability tweaks.
For instance, I've hidden all rows with either no information or only
proprietary information in them. However, when I try to open this
file, it might take 20 minutes or so, even if hosted locally on my
machine. Unhiding the rows removes this problem.
I've tinkered with hiding different sets of rows, and during this
morning's goofing around I noticed that once I hide all rows from 1012
to 65536, even navigating the spreadsheet becomes cumbersome.
Is there some intrinsic piece of Excel's interface I'm missing? Do I,
by hiding a row, tell Excel to do some additional calculating on that
row, and, so by hiding 64K rows make Excel grind along?
Thanks,
Daniel
I have never before run into a problem like this. I have an Excel file
which acts as a database of requests. I've been working on all its
logic, and now would like to give it some minimal usability tweaks.
For instance, I've hidden all rows with either no information or only
proprietary information in them. However, when I try to open this
file, it might take 20 minutes or so, even if hosted locally on my
machine. Unhiding the rows removes this problem.
I've tinkered with hiding different sets of rows, and during this
morning's goofing around I noticed that once I hide all rows from 1012
to 65536, even navigating the spreadsheet becomes cumbersome.
Is there some intrinsic piece of Excel's interface I'm missing? Do I,
by hiding a row, tell Excel to do some additional calculating on that
row, and, so by hiding 64K rows make Excel grind along?
Thanks,
Daniel