From: ellebelle on 19 May 2010 03:40 i have a very large project file. it is significantly faster when i turn the calculation off (under options). however, sometimes it would be good to calculate a single selected row/s only instead of having to calculate the entire project. is this possible?
From: Rob Schneider on 19 May 2010 05:26 Sorry, it's all or nothing. I'm surprised you really notice the computation time. It must be really big or you have a slow computer. With such a big and clearly important file, you are taking measures to make backups of versions at frequent intervals, I hope. --rms www.rmschneider.com On 19/05/10 08:40, ellebelle wrote: > i have a very large project file. it is significantly faster when i turn the > calculation off (under options). however, sometimes it would be good to > calculate a single selected row/s only instead of having to calculate the > entire project. is this possible?
From: Andrew Lavinsky on 19 May 2010 21:54 To add to Rob's point, you could perhaps consider a macro to calculate a single line. In fact, to speed things up, you may want to consider moving a number of your custom field calculations to a macro - thus allowing you to use automatic calculations for some fields but run the macro for specific batches of fields. "Rob Schneider" wrote: > Sorry, it's all or nothing. > > I'm surprised you really notice the computation time. It must be really > big or you have a slow computer. > > With such a big and clearly important file, you are taking measures to > make backups of versions at frequent intervals, I hope. > > > --rms > > www.rmschneider.com > > > > > On 19/05/10 08:40, ellebelle wrote: > > i have a very large project file. it is significantly faster when i turn the > > calculation off (under options). however, sometimes it would be good to > > calculate a single selected row/s only instead of having to calculate the > > entire project. is this possible? > . >
From: ellebelle on 20 May 2010 01:47 i have an incredibly fast compueter but i am runnning a schedule for 800 people and many, many thousands of tasks. i clear out my historical stuff regularly. i think the macro advice is the way forward. i will see if i can find something on the net. pls let me know if you see something that could work. i am no coder. thanks! "Andrew Lavinsky" wrote: > To add to Rob's point, you could perhaps consider a macro to calculate a > single line. In fact, to speed things up, you may want to consider moving a > number of your custom field calculations to a macro - thus allowing you to > use automatic calculations for some fields but run the macro for specific > batches of fields. > > "Rob Schneider" wrote: > > > Sorry, it's all or nothing. > > > > I'm surprised you really notice the computation time. It must be really > > big or you have a slow computer. > > > > With such a big and clearly important file, you are taking measures to > > make backups of versions at frequent intervals, I hope. > > > > > > --rms > > > > www.rmschneider.com > > > > > > > > > > On 19/05/10 08:40, ellebelle wrote: > > > i have a very large project file. it is significantly faster when i turn the > > > calculation off (under options). however, sometimes it would be good to > > > calculate a single selected row/s only instead of having to calculate the > > > entire project. is this possible? > > . > >
From: Rob Schneider on 20 May 2010 03:40 How many tasks? how big is the file? How long does it take to recompute? "Many thousand" doesn't sound that big, but I have no clue what "many" means. If it's small enough for you to handle the updating and tracking, then I would presume it not that big. Has the file become corrupted? See http://project.mvps.org/faqs.htm#Handling_project_file_corruption_and/or_bloat --rms www.rmschneider.com On 20/05/10 06:47, ellebelle wrote: > i have an incredibly fast compueter but i am runnning a schedule for 800 > people and many, many thousands of tasks. i clear out my historical stuff > regularly. > > i think the macro advice is the way forward. i will see if i can find > something on the net. pls let me know if you see something that could work. i > am no coder. > > thanks! > > "Andrew Lavinsky" wrote: > >> To add to Rob's point, you could perhaps consider a macro to calculate a >> single line. In fact, to speed things up, you may want to consider moving a >> number of your custom field calculations to a macro - thus allowing you to >> use automatic calculations for some fields but run the macro for specific >> batches of fields. >> >> "Rob Schneider" wrote: >> >>> Sorry, it's all or nothing. >>> >>> I'm surprised you really notice the computation time. It must be really >>> big or you have a slow computer. >>> >>> With such a big and clearly important file, you are taking measures to >>> make backups of versions at frequent intervals, I hope. >>> >>> >>> --rms >>> >>> www.rmschneider.com >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On 19/05/10 08:40, ellebelle wrote: >>>> i have a very large project file. it is significantly faster when i turn the >>>> calculation off (under options). however, sometimes it would be good to >>>> calculate a single selected row/s only instead of having to calculate the >>>> entire project. is this possible? >>> . >>>
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