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Recalculation on cell changes fails when using VBA function
Folks,
I have found several threads on very similar issues but the suggestion did not work for me. I am using a VBA function in a spread sheet. However, when I change value in the sheet, Excel does no recalculation for the VBA function It does recalculate only the cells that contain Excel functions. It doesn't even recalculate the VBA function after pressing ALT+CTRL+F as I read in another thread. Also, putting in the respective worksheet code Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Calculate End Sub did not help. Same for application.volatile and application.calculate which inserted as first line in the function's body or in main() or in th above Private Sub. Any ideas how I can get Excel to recalculate the function upon valu changes in the spreadsheet?? Werne -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Recalculation on cell changes fails when using VBA function
Hi
you may post your macro :-) But adding the line application.volatile should work or adding the used cells as parameters for your function should also do the trick -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Folks, I have found several threads on very similar issues but the suggestions did not work for me. I am using a VBA function in a spread sheet. However, when I change a value in the sheet, Excel does no recalculation for the VBA function. It does recalculate only the cells that contain Excel functions. It doesn't even recalculate the VBA function after pressing ALT+CTRL+F9 as I read in another thread. Also, putting in the respective worksheet code Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Calculate End Sub did not help. Same for application.volatile and application.calculate which I inserted as first line in the function's body or in main() or in the above Private Sub. Any ideas how I can get Excel to recalculate the function upon value changes in the spreadsheet?? Werner --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Recalculation on cell changes fails when using VBA function
Hi Frank,
indeed, when I tried it again this morning it worked. I may add the function anyway later on, it is not on this PC. It simpl does what I call "conditional sum", summing a column of number depending on two criterias (rather than just one as in sumif). Thanks for your help! Greetings Thoma -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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