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Old April 16th, 2004, 07:52 PM
Nikki
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Default Large Amounts of Data in Excel Chart

I have a user with an Excel chart of research data (over
20000 rows) that is to be placed in an Excel chart and
inserted into a Word document. As you can imagine
rendering such a large amount of data is quite a problem
every time the word document is refreshed with editing and
scrolling. Other than making the chart a picture, what
can I do to keep it from redrawing the chart every time
the user scrolls.

Is there anything better I can do for research data?
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Old April 17th, 2004, 09:37 AM
Nick Hodge
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Default Large Amounts of Data in Excel Chart

Nikki

Whatever type of chart you use, XL is going to have to read in each value.
Some of the chart gurus may give you a better answer, but I suspect anything
other than a picture, or summarising the 20000 points to show the overall
'pattern' is going to be slow

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I have a user with an Excel chart of research data (over
20000 rows) that is to be placed in an Excel chart and
inserted into a Word document. As you can imagine
rendering such a large amount of data is quite a problem
every time the word document is refreshed with editing and
scrolling. Other than making the chart a picture, what
can I do to keep it from redrawing the chart every time
the user scrolls.

Is there anything better I can do for research data?



 




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