Help needed - spreadsheet keeps crashing

annaisakiwi

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi all

I have a spreadsheet that I've worked so hard on - but it is now hanging each time (sometimes crashing) whenever I update anything in it.

It does have alot of formula in it - but i've never experienced anything like this slow down before. Guess I'm wondering if it's my spreadsheet - or computer.. or ?

Any suggestions? I'm nervous to upload the full workbook here - but guessing i'd have to to get help with it?

Thanks
 

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Have you been making any back-ups of the workbook?
 
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Is your workbook warning you about circular references ?
Do you have any Event macros in the workbook ?
Is this the same workbook that you have your volatile color UDF functions in ? How many places are you using this ?
If you look in Home > Cell Styles can you see the group
Good, Bad and Neutral or do you have large volume of custom styles showing ?
 
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Is your workbook warning you about circular references ?
Do you have any Event macros in the workbook ?
Is this the same workbook that you have your volatile color UDF functions in ? How many places are you using this ?
If you look in Home > Cell Styles can you see the group
Good, Bad and Neutral or do you have large volume of custom styles showing ?

No circular references
No macros
Sorry what color UDF functions?
Yes can see Good, Bad and Neutral - no custom styles at all.
 
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Sorry what color UDF functions?
These ones:

But if no macros means that it is not an xlsm or xlsb file then that rules that out anyway.

Are you using a lot of volatile functions ie INDIRECT or OFFSET or have thousands of rows with conditional formatting ?
 
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Solution
These ones:

But if no macros means that it is not an xlsm or xlsb file then that rules that out anyway.

Are you using a lot of volatile functions ie INDIRECT or OFFSET or have thousands of rows with conditional formatting ?
Thanks so much - no not that workbook :)

It was conditional formatting... had an error where it was applying the format to full columns. Thanks so much!
 
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