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Nils Magnus

Pausing formula evaluations in Excel 2007
 
Hello, I'm working in a quite large Excel document with rather
resource-intensive formulae. I want to be able to first enter all the
input values before I start the evaluation - otherwise, I would have to
wait around 60 seconds between each field I enter data in.

Is it possible to pause the evaluation of the Excel workbook with some
sort of toggle switch, so I can enter the values before the evaluation
continues?


Regards,
Nils Magnus

Jean-Guy

Pausing formula evaluations in Excel 2007
 
Hi,

You can set the calculation to manual, then hit F9 key when you want to
re-calculate!

Regards!
Jean-Guy

"Nils Magnus" wrote:

Hello, I'm working in a quite large Excel document with rather
resource-intensive formulae. I want to be able to first enter all the
input values before I start the evaluation - otherwise, I would have to
wait around 60 seconds between each field I enter data in.

Is it possible to pause the evaluation of the Excel workbook with some
sort of toggle switch, so I can enter the values before the evaluation
continues?


Regards,
Nils Magnus


Roger Govier[_3_]

Pausing formula evaluations in Excel 2007
 
Hi

On the Formulas Tab, look at the last Group - Calculation.

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Regards
Roger Govier

"Nils Magnus" wrote in message
...
Hello, I'm working in a quite large Excel document with rather
resource-intensive formulae. I want to be able to first enter all the
input values before I start the evaluation - otherwise, I would have to
wait around 60 seconds between each field I enter data in.

Is it possible to pause the evaluation of the Excel workbook with some
sort of toggle switch, so I can enter the values before the evaluation
continues?


Regards,
Nils Magnus




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