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I have also came across information where people would fix the issue by disabling add-ins in those particular programs as Word or Excel, unfortunately not all of them managed to fix this issue and personally I did not have any add-ins enabled either. The delay I saw was in between 1 - 5 second,īut have noticed some people complaining with numbers close to 30 seconds of delay while typing.įirst, I thought, that there is something wrong with new office 365, in fact there must be something going on there as older office suites like office 2010 or below don't have such a problem, but in the end it turned out to be a different story. I have come across a problem with Windows 8 and Office 365, where typing anything in either word or excel was very inconvenient especially for those who spend huge amount of time typing their documents and they type fast. Use as few graphics as possible in your tables, and when you do, put the graphics inline rather than having them float.How to fix typing delay issue in documents in Microsoft Office 365 Don't wrap text around tables unless you mustand if you must, do so when you've finished creating and editing the tables. Instead of putting a dozen paragraphs in a row, create a dozen rows. Also try turning off background repagination: choose Tools » Options, click the General tab, and uncheck the "Background repagination" box. When editing tables for content rather than layout, work in Normal view rather than in Print Layout view or Print Preview.

Eliminate merged cells if possible they're useful for subheadings, but they slow down Word's handling of tables. If you have the choice of creating 10 short tables or a monster table with 10 subheadings, go for the 10 short tables. Right-click the table, choose Table Properties, click the Options button, and uncheck the "Automatically resize to fit contents" box. Turn off automatic cell resizing if you've left it on for any table. To minimize this annoyance, try the following: Nested tables slow things down even more, simply because they're more complex. This is because the later versions of Word have to be able to create HTML tables, so they use a different (and slower) table engine. Well, it's pretty much as you say: tables in Word XP (not to mention Word 20) are slower to load and redraw than tables in Word 97 and previous versions of Word. Tables in Word XP are slooooow! I don't remember this problem in Word 97even before I upgraded from my ancient 486.