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    How to reduce File Size

    I have workbook having only 4 sheet , simple macro and approx 12000 row data but file size is showing 3501 kb and its taking too much time to open or save.

    Pls guide how to reduce the file size or any vba cleaner.

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    Re: How to reduce File Size

    Given the volume of data the file size looks about right.

    Do you have a lot of formula in your sheets?

    Any Open / Beforesave events in the workbook code module?

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    Re: How to reduce File Size

    heres an add in
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    Re: How to reduce File Size

    I have found that eliminating formatting in unused cells can reduce file size. If you select all unused cells, then Edit -> Clear -> All that will remove the unneeded formatting information and will reduce file size. Alternately, if you format the entire column (select the column at the top, then apply formatting), Excel seems to store the formatting information once for the column as opposed to in every cell.

    Blair

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