abilsborough
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I have quite a complicated but reasonably small Excel 2010 spreadsheet which uses VBA to copy rows from one sheet to another, downloads internet stock prices and has a fair bit of conditional formatting. After a session of testing (using VBA to copy rows backwards and forwards, creating, deleting sheets etc.) one particular sheet (and its copies) slowed down dramatically. The sheet was very slow when moving from cell to cell, scrolling, typing, as well as saving and copying the sheet. All other sheets in the workbook are OK.
In trying to isolate the problem, I copied the offending sheet to a new spreadsheet, saved it as xlsx instead of the original xlsm and deleted all content, formatting, VBA code and AddIns. However even after all that the sheet still is a bit slow and jerky (although not quite as slow). Again the other sheets in the workbook are perfectly fine. Any ideas what the problem could be? Without a solution it looks like my next step is to completely rebuild the spreadsheet which would be a major pain and the same problem may occur again.
BTW I'm not sure if it's relevant but when I do Ctrl+End the AO:1 cell is selected even after I delete all the rows and columns.
TIA, Alan
In trying to isolate the problem, I copied the offending sheet to a new spreadsheet, saved it as xlsx instead of the original xlsm and deleted all content, formatting, VBA code and AddIns. However even after all that the sheet still is a bit slow and jerky (although not quite as slow). Again the other sheets in the workbook are perfectly fine. Any ideas what the problem could be? Without a solution it looks like my next step is to completely rebuild the spreadsheet which would be a major pain and the same problem may occur again.
BTW I'm not sure if it's relevant but when I do Ctrl+End the AO:1 cell is selected even after I delete all the rows and columns.
TIA, Alan