I wouldn't recommend removing a module without knowing what was in it.

And I'm not sure how a macro would affect calculation, either.

Sean Timmons wrote:

Sounds like you have a macro in there. If you go to Tools - Macros - Visual
Basic Editor, look to the top left. If you see a folder named Modules, you
have a macro in there. You can right-click on the module within this folder
and click remove module....

"ab" wrote:

I have a workbook here with multiple tabs. If I update one tab by changing
the number in it, it does not calculate automatically without hitting the F2.
The calculation function is set to automatic. Whats going on?

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Dave Peterson