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it's just my large worksheet that the issue shows up on. Oh, and I just tried the same from a smaller (3 cols x 100 rows) Worksheet sheet. I don't know why, and there's really no logical reason for it, but Full Calculation of my workbook, when the active sheet is a Chart Sheet, is really quick, but the same calculation from the large Worksheet sheet is really slow.

Then, just to be sure, I clicked back to the worksheet tab and re-did the "FullCalc": result = 86.34s I then simply clicked on to a chart sheet in the same workbook, then did another timed "FullCalc": result = 5.17s These improvements allow Excel to scale along with hardware, improving performance as the CPU and RAM capacity of computers expand. When we insert a pivot table in the sheet, once the data changes pivot table data does not change itself we need to do it manually but in VBA there is a statement to refresh pivot table which is expression.refreshtable, using this we can refresh the pivot table by referencing to the worksheet consisting it or we can refer to the entire pivot tables in the. I then did a timed "FullCalc" while on the large "worksheet" sheet: result = 87.15s Excel 2016 introduces performance and limitation improvements focused on increasing Excel's ability to efficiently handle large and complex workbooks. I started with the spreadsheet just after opening and a full calculation has been performed and I set calculation mode to Manual. I've just put the timer instrumentation it suggest in place and can report the following: removing as many volatile and array functions etc).

Thanks Emi, have worked through a lot of the suggestions in that link already (i.e.