Workbook 7 Naumova

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The workbook size optimizer inspects the composition of the data model within your PowerPivot or PowerView enabled workbook, sees if the data in it can take less space and if possible, enables better compression. Jan 10, 2017 - Margaret D. Stratton;, Hanna Y. Ehrlich;, Siobhan M. Mor; [] & Elena N. Naumova; - Show fewer authors. Scientific Reports volume 7, Article.

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The best size compression can be achieved for workbooks based on SQL Server databases and there are a few tricks we can do for other SQL datasources as well. The optimizer will install as an add in to excel and will provide you with a nice wizard to better compress the size of your workbook. Using the optimizer you can often get more than 1,000,000 rows datasets in a workbook under 10 MB, share it in SharePointOnline and interact withit using the Excel Web App in any browser.

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I have a 1GB USB drive that I messed with the partition table of to make it look like a fixed disk so that it could have multiple partitions and boot as a 1GB DOS boot disk. Does the Windows 8 stuff look deeper than the partition structure?It looks at the actual disk, you can partition up a removable USB stick, but it still looks at the driver loaded and if its detected as removable it'll fail. I think I used the tools that were used at the time to make the UBCD a USB bootable thing to mess with the partition tables.

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