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I have several users that are complaining about very slow response times when it comes to their bookmarks. It takes about 10 minutes to render the table or chart with their selections, and sometimes it doesn't even take them to the correct chart.
If I uncheck layout within the bookmark settings, and click on the bookmark, the selections are made within a few seconds.
I am currently running QV10 SR4 (build 9284) in a 64-bit environment. End users are using the IE Plugin. (build 9284)
I have also tested similar bookmarks in the layout state on sheets that do not have OnActivateSheet triggers. These seem to work as expected and open the tables/charts in the correct format. This is an issue we were experincing a few months back and I thought that these bugs were addressed in the latest release.
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Just wondering if others are experiencing the same thing, and if you know of a work around.
Thanks,
Dan
As a test, I created the same bookmarks in our development environment. After clicking on the bookmark in the layout state, I looked at the sheet objects "Calc Time". There were two objects that were taking several minutes to process. One was hidden, and one was minimized, but still trying to process. I deleted the hidden object and moved the other object to a separate tab.
Now, when a bookmark is clicked on, it is relatively quick.
As a test, I created the same bookmarks in our development environment. After clicking on the bookmark in the layout state, I looked at the sheet objects "Calc Time". There were two objects that were taking several minutes to process. One was hidden, and one was minimized, but still trying to process. I deleted the hidden object and moved the other object to a separate tab.
Now, when a bookmark is clicked on, it is relatively quick.