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How do I optimize system settings to support Excel?

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ktpinegar - 22 Jun 2007 16:41 GMT
I have a large spreadsheet with links to other large spreadsheets and I keep
getting the notice that Excel cannot complete a save with available
resources.  It is suggested that I choose less data or close other
applications.  Then I get the notice that external links were not saved.  
This happens all the time.  I have a dual-core PC with 2 Gig of RAM.  How can
I optimize my system settings to prevent this?  I am even getting a
"selection too large" notice when I try to paste 20 copies of VLOOKUPs in the
same spreadsheet.
Nick Hodge - 23 Jun 2007 13:08 GMT
Most versions of Excel have a limit on how much of the available memory pool
they can use.  You can read about this here

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

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>I have a large spreadsheet with links to other large spreadsheets and I
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