I have two XLSX files, with same setup, only with different amount of rows, about 4000 line items for one, and 400 for another.
ISSUE: if i enter data to any of the cells in the table, Excel will display a circular loading icon (NO CALCULATION progress) and after about 8 seconds ( does not matter if I change one cell or 100) it becomes responsive again.
Both excel files feature a table, and two columns, which have structured reference of: +TABLENAME[@[COLUMN1]:[COLUMN1] and +TABLENAME[@[COLUMN2]:[COLUMN2]
I have pinpointed out, as these formulas being a culprit as I can remove all the other data in one file and there is no difference in speed.
Problem is, that in second file, I can add thousands of rows and Excel is always responsive. So im not sure what Im missing here, both files share the same logic, same formulas and setup, but one file is reponsive and another one is not.
There are no macros, excessive formatting or anything else I could think of why it causes one to wait after every change and not for the other.
ISSUE: if i enter data to any of the cells in the table, Excel will display a circular loading icon (NO CALCULATION progress) and after about 8 seconds ( does not matter if I change one cell or 100) it becomes responsive again.
Both excel files feature a table, and two columns, which have structured reference of: +TABLENAME[@[COLUMN1]:[COLUMN1] and +TABLENAME[@[COLUMN2]:[COLUMN2]
I have pinpointed out, as these formulas being a culprit as I can remove all the other data in one file and there is no difference in speed.
Problem is, that in second file, I can add thousands of rows and Excel is always responsive. So im not sure what Im missing here, both files share the same logic, same formulas and setup, but one file is reponsive and another one is not.
There are no macros, excessive formatting or anything else I could think of why it causes one to wait after every change and not for the other.
