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problem evaluating custom functions
Hello everyone,
I have a small problem. I have a small VBA function which accepts one cell as input (let's call it cell A), uses a number of other predefined cells (cell B,C), and returns a result. If I code the behavior directly into the cell's field using building in functions instead of my own function, when I update cell B and C the result cell autoupdates. However, if I use my own custom function, if I update cell B,C, the result cell doesn't update until I do something to do. Given there are a LOT of result cells, it's not practical to have to touch every cell just update it's result. Is there a way I can force it to recalculate all cells? Thanks Radu |
problem evaluating custom functions
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see your postin in excel.worksheetfunctions -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Radu Margarint" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hello everyone, I have a small problem. I have a small VBA function which accepts one cell as input (let's call it cell A), uses a number of other predefined cells (cell B,C), and returns a result. If I code the behavior directly into the cell's field using building in functions instead of my own function, when I update cell B and C the result cell autoupdates. However, if I use my own custom function, if I update cell B,C, the result cell doesn't update until I do something to do. Given there are a LOT of result cells, it's not practical to have to touch every cell just update it's result. Is there a way I can force it to recalculate all cells? Thanks Radu |
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