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I am new to Excel 2003 and there seems to be some setting that needs to be
turned on as I've set up a basic formulas and if the data changes nothing
updates.
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Is calculation set to automatic? Go to the Tools menu, choose
Options, then the Calculation tab. There, ensure that
calculation is set to automatic.


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changes nothing
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It sounds like auto calculate is not enabled.

Tools - Options - Calculation
Make sure Automatic is selected

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I am new to Excel 2003 and there seems to be some setting that needs to be
turned on as I've set up a basic formulas and if the data changes nothing
updates.

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