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I've written a spreadsheet that pulls data from an Access database and does
extensive calculations. This lags the spreadsheet so much that it's difficult to enter data due to unresponsiveness, so I turned off automatic calculation. However, I believe this disables automatic calculation for Excel generally. This spreadsheet will be used by our salesforce, and not all of them are computer-savvy. They also use other spreadsheets, and I think it's asking too much of some of them to turn auto-calcluation on and off when they use different spreadsheets. So what I'd like to accomplish is the following: - Have *manual* calculation saved as the default behaviour for *this spreadsheet only*. - Place a commandbutton (or the most appropriate widget) in the spreadsheet itself. The user would click this "Calculate Now" button to perform manual calculation of the spreadsheet once all data have been entered or modified. It seems simple enough and I thought I could figure it out, but so far I haven't gotten very far. I've tried searching online and using excel's built-in help, but to no avail. Any and all help is much appreciated. Thanks! Bryan |
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Hi, Bryan. I'm not the most savvy person, so take my comments with large
grains of salt. But here's where I would start: <snip - Have *manual* calculation saved as the default behaviour for *this spreadsheet only*. In the ThisWorkbook module: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual End Sub - Place a commandbutton (or the most appropriate widget) in the spreadsheet itself. The user would click this "Calculate Now" button to perform manual calculation of the spreadsheet once all data have been entered or modified. In the Sheet module: Sub Calc Calculate End Sub Assign this to your button. These specific items are untested, though I've used similar items. Like I said, I'm not the greatest, but this is where I would start. HTH Ed |
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It worked. That's savvy enough in my book.
Thanks! B "Ed" wrote in message ... Hi, Bryan. I'm not the most savvy person, so take my comments with large grains of salt. But here's where I would start: <snip - Have *manual* calculation saved as the default behaviour for *this spreadsheet only*. In the ThisWorkbook module: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual End Sub - Place a commandbutton (or the most appropriate widget) in the spreadsheet itself. The user would click this "Calculate Now" button to perform manual calculation of the spreadsheet once all data have been entered or modified. In the Sheet module: Sub Calc Calculate End Sub Assign this to your button. These specific items are untested, though I've used similar items. Like I said, I'm not the greatest, but this is where I would start. HTH Ed |
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