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Hi,
I have a spreadsheet that uses both live data feeds and several excel
functions. This spreadsheet has a macro that hides/unhides certain
rows. As an example the VBA code used to do this is:

Rows("13:57").EntireRow.Hidden = True

The problem is that with Excel 2003 everytime I do this the extire
spreadsheet recalculates. This is slowing me down tremendously. I
added code to switch the spreadsheet to manual calculation, then
hide/unhide, and then switching the spreadsheet back to automatic
calculation mode. The code is given below:

Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
Application.Calculation = xlCalculationAutomatic

This seemed to help a bit in that fewer things seemed to be
recalculating. I read another post with a similar problem who used
the above solution and it seemed to work. He also mentioned that
Excel 2003 evaluates spreadsheet formulas differently than Excel 2002.
Does anyone have any ideas as to how to completely stop the
spreadsheet from updating when I hide/unhide rows?

Thanks for any help.
 
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