Gaps in request during execution of Excel Macro Report from KYVOS OLAP cube using Analytics Service

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If you have already optimized the OLAP cube and confirmed that the issue is specific to Excel, here are a few suggestions to address the issue:

1. Excel Version: Ensure that you are using the latest version of Excel, as newer versions often include performance improvements and bug fixes. If you are not already using the latest version, consider updating Excel to see if it resolves the issue.
2. Excel Add-ins: Check if there are any unnecessary or conflicting Excel add-ins installed. Sometimes, certain add-ins can impact the performance of Excel. Disable any add-ins that are not required for your analysis and see if it improves the execution time of the Macro.
3. Calculation Options: Excel has different calculation options that can affect the performance of formulas and macros. Make sure you have the appropriate calculation option selected for your needs. You can access these options by going to the Excel Options menu and navigating to the Formulas or Calculation section.
4. File Size and Formatting: Large file sizes and complex formatting, such as excessive conditional formatting, charts, or linked objects, can slow down the performance of Excel. Try to minimize the file size and simplify the formatting, especially in areas where the Macro interacts with the data.
5. Macro Optimization: Review your Macro code and ensure that it is efficient and optimized. Avoid unnecessary calculations, iterations, or resource-intensive operations within the Macro. Consider optimizing loops, using efficient data structures, and reducing redundant calculations to improve the overall performance.
6. Memory Management: Excel's performance can be impacted by the available memory on your computer. Ensure that you have enough free memory for Excel to operate smoothly. Close any unnecessary applications or processes that may be consuming memory. You can also try increasing the available memory for Excel in the Excel Options menu under Advanced settings.
7. Hardware and Resources: If possible, try running the Excel Macro on a different computer with higher system specifications. This can help determine if the issue is related to hardware limitations or resource constraints on the current computer.
8. Reinstall Excel: If none of the above suggestions work, you can try reinstalling Excel. This can help resolve any potential issues with the Excel installation that may be affecting its performance.

Maybe this steps helps…what I hope 🙂