Article ID: 210162 - Last Review: January 23, 2007 - Revision: 3.3 Workbook loads slowly the first time that it is opened in ExcelThis article was previously published under Q210162 SYMPTOMS When you open a file in Microsoft Excel for the first time,
the file may take more time than normal to load. Also, when you close the file, you may receive the following prompt: where filename is the name of the file that you are closing. CAUSE The first time you open a file that was last saved in a
previous version of Excel, the file is completely recalculated. Note If Excel is in manual calculation mode, the file is not recalculated. RESOLUTIONAfter you save the workbook in the later version of Excel,
the workbook will take less time to open on subsequent tries. REFERENCES For more information about Excel fully recalculating
workbooks when they are opened for the first time, click Microsoft
Excel Help on the Help menu, type About
the way Excel recalculates workbooks that were created in earlier
versions in the Office Assistant or the Answer Wizard, and then
click Search to view the topic.
Note This help topic incorrectly states that all workbooks created in an earlier version of Excel will be fully recalculated when they are opened. Only workbooks that were last saved in Excel 97 or later are fully recalculated. | Article Translations
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