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Hi,
I have a worksheet with a lot of functions. I want to recalculate the worksheet and then save the result into an array - in a macro. Then repeat this 1000 times. This calculation does not use any of the functions. Question = how do you turn off the functions (because this is massively slowing down my calcs)? Thanks for your help. |
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Perhaps you could set the calculation to manual and have the macro calculate
the worksheets or ranges that need to be calculated For Example: Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual Worksheets("Sheet1").Calculate Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("A1:C10").Calculate Application.Calculation = xlCalculationAutomatic "Jeff" wrote: Hi, I have a worksheet with a lot of functions. I want to recalculate the worksheet and then save the result into an array - in a macro. Then repeat this 1000 times. This calculation does not use any of the functions. Question = how do you turn off the functions (because this is massively slowing down my calcs)? Thanks for your help. |
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