I'd like to update multiple cells using a Worksheet_Calculate code. My
problem is that the sheet is calculating after each one is updated and
triggers the macro again so it never stops. It works perfectly if I only
update one cell or switch to manual calculate. Is there any way around this?

The worksheet_calculate event will fire, as it's name implies, everytime the
worksheet calculates. If you change a cell that has a dependency then it
will calculate.

Perhaps an explanation of what you are trying to do may help, as I believe a
worksheet_change event, which can control the cell(s) that are changing may
be a better way to go

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HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
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"Parker" wrote in message
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I'd like to update multiple cells using a Worksheet_Calculate code. My
problem is that the sheet is calculating after each one is updated and
triggers the macro again so it never stops. It works perfectly if I only
update one cell or switch to manual calculate. Is there any way around
this?

Maybe you can surround the code that causes calculation with:

application.enableevents = false
'whatever code you have
application.enableevents = true



Parker wrote:

I'd like to update multiple cells using a Worksheet_Calculate code. My
problem is that the sheet is calculating after each one is updated and
triggers the macro again so it never stops. It works perfectly if I only
update one cell or switch to manual calculate. Is there any way around this?

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Dave Peterson