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How do I keep Excel in manual calculation? I switch it to manual using the
tools-options menu, but it keeps switching back to auto.
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Could a macro that starts up with Excel or the workbook be resetting the
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How do I keep Excel in manual calculation? I switch it to manual using the
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Excel's calculation mode is at Application level rather than workbook level,
and is set from the first non-empty, non-XLA workbook opened, which could
for instance be Personal.xls.

for more details see
http://www.decisionmodels.com/calcsecretse.htm

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