Microsoft KB Archive/72012

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Last reviewed: November 2, 1994

Article ID: Q72012

SUMMARY
After using the Select Join or Select Outer Join command in Q+E, the first time you use the Print or Save command may take a relatively long time to execute. Once a Print or Save command has been executed, the next one will execute much faster. You may also find that going to the end of the joined file will take a relatively long time the first time it is attempted.

MORE INFORMATION
This feature of Q+E is designed to make reviewing the results of the Select Join or Select Outer Join command faster. When the command is selected, Q+E joins only the first few windows of information, so you can quickly see an example of the results. If you want to see more windows of information, Q+E joins that portion. If the resulting joined file appears correct, you will most likely want to print the file or save it. At this point, Q+E performs the remainder of the joining. As a result, bulk of the joining is performed when Q+E is sure that you want to keep the results of the joining.

For more information about the Select Join and Select Outer Join commands, see pages 15-18 of the &quot;Q+E for Microsoft Excel User's Guide&quot;.
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