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    Ola
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    Maximum Calculation Speed

    What is the best tool to compare the Calculation speed between two formulas?

    Ola Sandstrom


    I just found: http://www.acoustics-noise.com/calcsped.htm

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    Ken Wright
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    Re: Maximum Calculation Speed

    Not free though, but will analyse your data and suggest optimisation
    techniques:-

    http://www.decisionmodels.com/fastexcel.htm

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    "Ola" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > What is the best tool to compare the Calculation speed between two

    formulas?
    >
    > Ola Sandstrom
    >
    >
    > I just found: http://www.acoustics-noise.com/calcsped.htm




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    Ola
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    Re: Maximum Calculation Speed

    Thanks Ken,
    I remember i've seen some comparison of Array formula speed;
    =SUM(...) compared to =SUMPRODUCT(...)
    =MAX with LARGE, RANK
    =INDEX(MATCH(..) with LOOKUP and other "Array crossreferences"
    ....

    You don't happen to know where I could find such comparisions?

    Ola

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    Ken Wright
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    Re: Maximum Calculation Speed

    Sorry, don't have any links that have explicit comparisons, but Charles
    Williams' site that I gave you the Fast Excel link for also has a number of
    pages devoted to calculation issues:-

    http://www.decisionmodels.com/calcsecrets.htm

    You can always set up a bunch of these formulas all inking to the same
    cell/range etc and then have a routine run through a few thousand times
    calculating each time, and then also have it stamp the time it starts and
    finishes and do a delta. then just switch formulas and repeat.

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    Regards
    Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel
    Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03

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    "Ola" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Thanks Ken,
    > I remember i've seen some comparison of Array formula speed;
    > =SUM(...) compared to =SUMPRODUCT(...)
    > =MAX with LARGE, RANK
    > =INDEX(MATCH(..) with LOOKUP and other "Array crossreferences"
    > ...
    >
    > You don't happen to know where I could find such comparisions?
    >
    > Ola




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