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Excel global setting for all workbooks? Calculation Automatic
To All,
I have a workbook running VBA code that "causes all my" workbooks to change from Calculation Automatic to Calculation Manual... until I can get to the bottom of this problem... Is there a global setting "effecting all workbooks" that will reset the Calculation back to Automatic. Or is a macro "effecting all workbooks" required to achieve this - if so, could you please supply the code achieving this result? Thanks, Ben |
Excel global setting for all workbooks? Calculation Automatic
If you open a workbook which has calculation set to manual, then Excel
will take this setting and apply it to all other workbooks opened in that session. You can set it back to Automatic by Tools | Options | Calculation (tab) then click Automatic and OK - save your workbook with this setting. One way to avoid this happening is to close Excel before opening a different workbook, but a better approach is to amend the offending macro such that calculation is re-set to automatic at the end. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 19, 4:02 pm, Ben wrote: To All, I have a workbook running VBA code that "causes all my" workbooks to change from Calculation Automatic to Calculation Manual... until I can get to the bottom of this problem... Is there a global setting "effecting all workbooks" that will reset the Calculation back to Automatic. Or is a macro "effecting all workbooks" required to achieve this - if so, could you please supply the code achieving this result? Thanks, Ben |
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