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I have a google sheet with multiple tabs. At times it is very slow. I've found several generic articles on speeding up sheets, and have improved the lag from minutes to seconds.

I've asked this question before on WebApplications, but just get lists of things to check.

How do you debug, trace and profile a spreadsheet, specifically a Google sheet?

Please note: I'm NOT asking how to debug/profile/trace google API scripts.

Rubén
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  • Does this answer your question? [Measurement of execution time of built-in functions for Spreadsheet](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46923770/measurement-of-execution-time-of-built-in-functions-for-spreadsheet) – Rubén Aug 24 '20 at 02:09

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it's simple, avoid multiple formulae such as "formula per row". instead use ArrayFormulas. 4 columns of 1000 rows in each one formula = 4000 formulae - eg. you need just 4 ArrayFormulas. less formulae = less calculations = less slowdown.

and also avoid (if possible) heavy formulae like QUERY, VLOOKUP, multiple IMPORTRANGE... if possible use DGET and of course less conditional formatting

also check for empty rows and delete them. ArrayFormulas are faster with fewer rows

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You might use

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