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Default Quantifying Calculation Steps in a Workbook

I am using various methods to reduce the time needed to calculate a workbok.
Is there a way to quantify exactly how many calculation steps must be
performed when the file fully calculates. I'm trying to get a reference
point and track how the changes are affecting calculation time in a
quantifiable way. It's tough to get a good read by pressing F9 and trying to
"ballpark" whether it was faster or slower than the last time. Thanks.
 
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