Technical and Performance Limits
This page describes known technical and practical limits. These limits only impact users with very large/complex documents.
Key Findings:
- Word add-in updates with large tables can be slow to update.
- Word performance becomes very slow when the document contains over 2500 content controls (this issue is not related to the add-in).
Details:
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Excel ("Submit Content")
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Word Add-In Updates ("Update Document")^
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Word Cloud Updates**
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PowerPoint Cloud Updates ("Update Document" or "Create Report")
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Cells / Text
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Technical Limits
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No known limits
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Word becomes slow with over 2500 content controls
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Word becomes slow with over 2500 content controls
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No known limits
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Performance
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10 seconds to submit 10,000 items
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1 minute to update 2500 content controls
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3 seconds up update 2500 items
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3 seconds up update 2500 items
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Tables
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Technical Limits
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No known limits
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Many or large tables can be slow to update*
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No known limits
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No known limits
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Performance
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3 seconds (49 tables)*
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1 minute to update 49 medium-sized tables*
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30 seconds to update 50 large tables (14,700 cells)
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4 seconds to update 200 small tables
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Images
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Technical Limits
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No known limits
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No known limits
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No known limits
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No known limits
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Performance
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10 seconds to submit 50 chart images
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20 seconds to update 500 images
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10 seconds to update 500 images
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10 seconds to update 500 images
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* Medium tables tested with 10x5 (50 cell tables). Large tables tested with 10-column by 30-row tables (300 cells). With 49 tables, which is 14,700 cells.
** "Cloud Update" or Template-based "Create Report" (processed on our secure Microsoft Azure servers)
^ update performance is significantly faster if the user's cursor is at the top of the document and no/few large tables are visible. Slow update speeds are related to display updating, not replacing content.