Executing excel formula using powershell taking too much time - excel

I am having below code which I using to calculate
$excel = new-object -comobject Excel.Application
$excel.visible = $false
$workbook = $excel.workbooks.open("C:\SLAFile.xlsx")
$worksheet = $workbook.Worksheets.Item(1)
$rows = $worksheet.range("D2").currentregion.rows.count
$STDSheet = $workbook.WorkSheets.Add()
$STDSheet.Name = 'STD'
###### Copy Date #####
$worksheet.activate()
$lastRow1 = $worksheet.UsedRange.rows.count
$range1 = $worksheet.Range("B2:B$lastRow1")
$range1.copy()
$STDSheet.activate()
$lastRow2 = $STDSheet.UsedRange.rows.count + 1
$range2 = $STDSheet.Range("A$($lastRow2)")
$STDSheet.Paste($range2)
###### Copy Date ######
###### Copy SYMM_ID ####
$worksheet.activate()
$lastRow3 = $worksheet.UsedRange.rows.count
$range3 = $worksheet.Range("A2:A$lastRow3")
$range3.copy()
$STDSheet.activate()
$lastRow4 = $STDSheet.UsedRange.rows.count + 1
$range4 = $STDSheet.Range("C$($lastRow2)")
$STDSheet.Paste($range4)
###### Copy SYMM_ID ####
####### STD Column Header #######
$STDSheet.Cells(1,1) = 'Time (DD.MM.YYYY HH:MM:SS)'
$STDSheet.Cells(1,2) = 'DATE (TEXT FORMAT)'
$STDSheet.Cells(1,3) = 'SYMM_ID'
$STDSheet.Cells(1,4) = 'STD_RT'
$STDSheet.Cells(1,5) = 'IO/sec'
$STDSheet.Cells(1,6) = 'DATA/sec'
$STDSheet.Cells(1,7) = 'Block Size'
$STDSheet.Cells(1,8) = 'MIN RT/6h'
####### STD Column Header #######
##### STD Report Part ####
$count=73
for($j=2;$j -le $rows;$j++)
{
$k = $j-1
$STDSheet.range("B$j:B$j").formula = '=TEXT(A'+$j+',"dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm")'
$STDSheet.range("E$j:E$j").formula = '=IFERROR(SUMIFS(SLA!$G:$G,SLA!$C:$C,"SG_STG_*_L_*STD",SLA!$B:$B,$B'+$j+',SLA!$D:$D,"<>0"),0)+IFERROR(SUMIFS(SLA!$H:$H,SLA!$C:$C,"SG_STG_*_L_*STD",SLA!$B:$B,$B'+$j+',SLA!$D:$D,"<>0"),0)'
$STDSheet.range("D$j:D$j").formula = '=IFERROR(AVERAGEIFS(SLA!$D:$D,SLA!$C:$C,"SG_STG_*_L_*STD",SLA!$B:$B,SLA!B'+$j+',SLA!$D:$D,"<>0"),"-")'
$STDSheet.range("F$j:F$j").formula = '=IFERROR(SUMIFS(SLA!$E:$E,SLA!$C:$C,"SG_STG_*_L_*STD",SLA!$B:$B,$B'+$j+',SLA!$D:$D,"<>0"),0)+IFERROR(SUMIFS(SLA!$F:$F,SLA!$C:$C,"SG_STG_*_L_*STD",SLA!$B:$B,$B'+$j+',SLA!$D:$D,"<>0"),0)'
$STDSheet.range("G$j:G$j").formula = '=IFERROR($F'+$j+'*1024/$E'+$j+',"-")'
$STDSheet.range("H$j:H$j").formula = '=IF(COUNTIF($D'+$j+':$D'+$count+',">0")=72,MIN($D'+$j+':$D'+$count+'),"-")'
$STDSheet.range("I1:I1").formula = '="Nb Period with Min RT > "&5&"ms"'
$STDSheet.range("I$j:I$j").formula = '=IFS($H'+$j+'="-","NA",$H'+$j+'<=5,"OK",$H'+$k+'>5,"NOK CONT",1,"NOK START")'
$STDSheet.range("j1:j1").formula = '=COUNTIF($I:$I,"NOK START")'
The problem is, when I keep only 1000-2000 records in the input file, the code executes very quickly.
But the actual input file contains around 90k records. when I execute that it takes too much time.
Please let me know is there anything wrong with the code? Is there any way to make the execution faster?
While trying I have broke the master excel into 1000 rows each and kept in separate files and tried to execute. but then also I am getting the same slowness issue
$GetExcels = Get-ChildItem -Path 'C:\xlfile\multiple'
foreach($EFile in $GetExcels)
{
}

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Also, take a good look at the code.
You are creating a $Script:Excel = New-Object -ComObject excel.application object before the foreach loop but you don't use that. Instead, you are creating new Excel and workbook objects inside the loop over and over again where there is absolutely no reason for it since you can re-use the one you created before the loop.
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\/?*[]:
Length limitation is 31 characters.
EDIT
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$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.HasLegend = $True
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.ChartTitle.Text = "NSX Manager Resource Historic Utilization"
$xaxis = $NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.Axes($xlAxes::XlCategory)
$xaxis.HasTitle = $True
$xaxis.AxisTitle.Text = "Time"
$yaxis = $NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.Axes($xlAxes::XlValue)
$yaxis.HasTitle = $True
$yaxis.AxisTitle.Text = "Utilization Percentage (%)"
$start1 = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.range("D71")
$Y1 = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.Range($start1,$start1.End($xlDirection::xlDown))
$start1 = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.range("F71")
$X1 = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.Range($start1,$start1.End($xlDirection::xlDown))
$chartdata1=$NsxManagerWorkSheet.Range("D$($Y1.item(1).Row):D$($Y1.item($Y1.count).Row),F$($X1.item(1).Row):F$($X1.item($X1.count).Row)")
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.SetSourceData($chartdata1)
$RangeToCover = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.Range("D47:F67")
$ChartObj = $NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.Parent
$ChartObj.Top = $RangeToCover.Top
$ChartObj.Left = $RangeToCover.Left
$ChartObj.Height = $RangeToCover.Height
$ChartObj.Width = $RangeToCover.Width
#----------------------------------------------------
Any help would be much apritiated
Thank you.
Was able to get it working by adding the below:
$xlPlotBy = [Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlRowCol]
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.PlotBy = $xlPlotBy::xlColumns
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.Shapes.AddChart().Chart
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.ChartType = $xlChart::xlLine
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.PlotBy = $xlPlotBy::xlColumns
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.HasTitle = $True
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.HasLegend = $True
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.ChartTitle.Text = "NSX Manager Resource Historic Utilization"
$xaxis = $NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.Axes($xlAxes::XlCategory)
$xaxis.HasTitle = $True
$xaxis.AxisTitle.Text = "Time"
$yaxis = $NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.Axes($xlAxes::XlValue)
$yaxis.HasTitle = $True
$yaxis.AxisTitle.Text = "Utilization Percentage (%)"
$start1 = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.range("D71")
$Y1 = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.Range($start1,$start1.End($xlDirection::xlDown))
$start1 = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.range("F71")
$X1 = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.Range($start1,$start1.End($xlDirection::xlDown))
$chartdata1=$NsxManagerWorkSheet.Range("D$($Y1.item(1).Row):D$($Y1.item($Y1.count).Row),F$($X1.item(1).Row):F$($X1.item($X1.count).Row)")
$NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.SetSourceData($chartdata1)
$RangeToCover = $NsxManagerWorkSheet.Range("D47:F67")
$ChartObj = $NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.Parent
$ChartObj.Top = $RangeToCover.Top
$ChartObj.Left = $RangeToCover.Left
$ChartObj.Height = $RangeToCover.Height
$ChartObj.Width = $RangeToCover.Width
However once i did this the Chart Name is changed to be Memory (Wich is the second column) and the reading did not include the CPU (Only the Memory)
Also getting an error related to the ChartTitle as below:
The property 'Text' cannot be found on this object. Verify that the property exists and can be set.
At line:821 char:5
+ $NsxManagerResourcesHistoricChart.ChartTitle.Text = "NSX Manager ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (:) [], RuntimeException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : PropertyNotFound
Not sure what is the issue here.
Graph Output after adding the above 2 lines is as follow graph after editing

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