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Excel question

NeVeR · 2006-02-20 12:07:48

I have an Excel file and it's over 17MB but i dont know why.. I have a feeling there are alot of hiden images but i cant find them, It's mainly a text based file. so theres noway it's 17MB, How can i find those hidden images?

20-02-2006 1:07pm

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NeVeR

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I have an Excel file and it's over 17MB but i dont know why.. I have a feeling there are alot of hiden images but i cant find them, It's mainly a text based file. so theres noway it's 17MB,

How can i find those hidden images?

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#2 21-02-2006 11:33am

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Try copying sections of the text to a new file. Save it at various points and check the file size.should be able to find the hidden files that way. The other option is to do a search for text similiar to file locations but not sure if it would work i.e. "c:\images\" or *.jpg ect.

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#3 21-02-2006 11:36am

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You could download an excel password cracker and unlock everything, then delete what you don't want.

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#4 21-02-2006 11:36am

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its bloated, best to copy each sheet to a new workbook, and try to get the rogue sheet, check to see if forumula's are copied down the full 64k rows.

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#5 23-02-2006 12:02am

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Check the formatting of the data, any macros or scripts in it and whether you are tracking changes.

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