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Saturday, January 12, 2008 – Permalink – Spreadsheet DietFormatting bloatAvoid applying formatting to more than just the active area of your worksheet. Extraneous formatting will confuse Excel about the last cell in the spreadsheet. Depending on your OS and specific configuration, you could see symptoms ranging from Excel not responding to various error messages concerning page faults, low virtual memory, and access violations. You may see a warning message; "Too many different formats." To resolve this issue, make sure you select only the particular range of cells you want formatted when you apply specific formatting or select Format>AutoFormat. You can use Ctrl+End to see where Excel thinks the last cell is. For more information, check out: Labels: Formats, Tips, Troubleshooting <Doug Klippert@ 8:32 AM
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