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demoss7777

automatic refresh of formula that seeks data from an add-in
 
I have a formula that goes to an add-in to retrieve data. The formula i
supposed to go to the addin every morning at 8am to retrieve data. Bu
if I put the formula in a spreadsheet today, close the spreadsheet an
reopen tomorrow, the formula will not go out and retrieve the data
However,if I copy the very same formula into the spreadsheet tomorrow
it will instantly retrieve the data. Any ideas? Please

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Tom Ogilvy

automatic refresh of formula that seeks data from an add-in
 
show the formula

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Tom Ogilvy

"demoss7777 " wrote in message
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I have a formula that goes to an add-in to retrieve data. The formula is
supposed to go to the addin every morning at 8am to retrieve data. But
if I put the formula in a spreadsheet today, close the spreadsheet and
reopen tomorrow, the formula will not go out and retrieve the data.
However,if I copy the very same formula into the spreadsheet tomorrow,
it will instantly retrieve the data. Any ideas? Please?


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demoss7777[_2_]

automatic refresh of formula that seeks data from an add-in
 
=PIArcVal($C$1,$A65+1, 0,"pkg-cov1-picp1","interpolated"

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Tom Ogilvy

automatic refresh of formula that seeks data from an add-in
 
That isn't a standard Excel formula. I guess you would have to talk to the
author of the ADDIN/formula to see what you have to do to get it to work.

It shouldn't recalculate unless C1 or A65 changes - or it is volatile.

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Tom Ogilvy

"demoss7777 " wrote in message
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=PIArcVal($C$1,$A65+1, 0,"pkg-cov1-picp1","interpolated")


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