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Excel spreadsheets over WAN

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Roger Rabbit - 03 Jan 2008 10:32 GMT
I have a user that tries to load a 6.24MB Excel spreadsheet that takes "an
excessive amount of time to load". The spreadsheet in question is stored on
a remote file server on a different subnet. I already know that, in this
particular case, the 2Mb WAN link (MPLS circuit) connecting the two sites is
the bottleneck, that's a no brainer, but I was wondering if there were any
settings within Excel itself that affect the way the app handles
spreadsheets over a network?

TIA
Roger Rabbit - 03 Jan 2008 10:42 GMT
Forgot to add, I should note a contributing factor to the time it takes for
the spreadsheet to load from the remote file server is the 52 inherent
worksheets (representing 52 weeks in a year). If I create a new spreadsheet
in the same folder with only a couple of worksheets, it opens with no
noticeable delay (because it's a smaller file). So, I was still wondering if
there are any settings within Excel that changes the way the app handles
spreadsheets over a network?

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>I have a user that tries to load a 6.24MB Excel spreadsheet that takes "an
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> TIA
Wigi - 04 Jan 2008 10:34 GMT
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> I have a user that tries to load a 6.24MB Excel spreadsheet that takes "an
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