Or use a different 'calc' program to the one they are using. Some apps, intended for handling small or moderately sized datasets, assume they will have as much memory as they need and don't need to care about using memory efficiently, really don't scale well.Out of curiosity, how many rows and how many columns does your spreadsheet have? I wonder if you should be using a database instead.
I have some lazily coded Python apps for editing binary image files which stores the entire image in a dictionary of lists. I have no idea how much more memory that uses than it needs to because it works for handling the size of images I use it on.
Statistics: Posted by hippy — Fri Jul 26, 2024 12:09 pm