@Risk Error: "Output range is too large"

If you have a very large number of outputs, it may be worth reconsidering your model design. Saving so many data points per iteration can significantly slow performance, and in 32-bit Excel it may even lead to crashes, depending on iteration count and model complexity. Additionally, such a volume of output is unlikely to be practical—analyzing it would be extremely time-consuming and may not yield meaningful insights. We recommend identifying the specific result cells that provide actionable information about the problem you are modeling and designating only those as outputs.