Great example of Table.Buffer, something I've never exploited but after this video I really need to apply it more often in my solutions. Thank you for sharing and explaining it in a simple way!
This is an interesting video, thank you ! I think you should have explained also the disadvantages of using Table.Buffer function, people must know it is not universally advantageous. Table.Buffer uses a certain amount of memory (not entire memory), if that amount is not sufficient (for very large amount of data, i.e. tens of thousands of rows + tens of columns at least), then data on top of allocated memory will be written on hard drive, which could make the reading/refreshing VERY slow, so the apparent advantages are gone. I guess that very fast hard disks (such as SSD) could not have this issue, but it shall be trialled. Thank you !
Thank you for the information! I will include the Table Buffer in my report - your assistance has been instrumental in enhancing my efficiency and productivity!
Thanks as always. A quick one. What should we do if the refresh time in the PQ Editor is taking too long? This is happening to me right now and I have so many qurries in one sheet
Great example of Table.Buffer, something I've never exploited but after this video I really need to apply it more often in my solutions. Thank you for sharing and explaining it in a simple way!
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This is an interesting video, thank you ! I think you should have explained also the disadvantages of using Table.Buffer function, people must know it is not universally advantageous. Table.Buffer uses a certain amount of memory (not entire memory), if that amount is not sufficient (for very large amount of data, i.e. tens of thousands of rows + tens of columns at least), then data on top of allocated memory will be written on hard drive, which could make the reading/refreshing VERY slow, so the apparent advantages are gone. I guess that very fast hard disks (such as SSD) could not have this issue, but it shall be trialled. Thank you !
look forward your next video, it's awesome
Thank you.. soon 👍
Thank you for the information! I will include the Table Buffer in my report - your assistance has been instrumental in enhancing my efficiency and productivity!
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Outstanding! Thank you.
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Awesome Video, I got something new.. Keep creating more videos... ❤
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Thanks as always. A quick one. What should we do if the refresh time in the PQ Editor is taking too long? This is happening to me right now and I have so many qurries in one sheet
Very useful. Thank you
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super video, Thanks
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great video, greetings and thanks Master.
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Fantastic
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So, if we notice there is some delay in our query, we use Table.Buffer then . Thanks
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