What should I do if the excel file is not large but is very slow to open?

How to solve the problem that the excel file is not large but is very slow to open: first open the excel table that needs to be operated, click "Edit" - "Position" at the top of the page; then select "Position" in the pop-up "Position" window "Positioning criteria"; finally, select "Object" in the pop-up "Positioning criteria" dialog box and click the "OK" button.

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 7 system, Microsoft Office Excel 2010 version, Dell G3 computer.

A certain excel file does not have much data content. But the file itself becomes very large and opens very slowly. Other EXCEL files open very quickly, but this file takes about 20 seconds to open. In addition, when other operations such as search and replacement are performed in this file, the processing is also very slow.

#The reason for this phenomenon is usually that some invisible AutoShapes and other objects are accidentally added. Use the following methods to complete the check. Click the Position command in the Edit menu. Or directly press the shortcut key CTRL G, or press F5.

The positioning dialog box pops up, click on the positioning conditions below.

The positioning criteria dialog box will continue to pop up, select "Object" in it, and then click the OK button.

#If you find a situation like multiple dots in the picture, it means there are objects in the file. In this case, press DELETE to delete and save.

The reason for this situation is generally because an object needs to be added to the file initially. Since it is white by default, it cannot be seen without looking carefully. Later, due to misoperations such as copying, pasting, and dragging, multiple objects occupied the file space.

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