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How to avoid recalulcation (UDF)?
I made and use UDF (User-Defined-Function) which reads and brings data
from database through Internet. The UDF is included in my Add-In(XLA format). My problem is that an Excel sheet which uses the UDF be recalculated automatically whenever it is opened. I want to avoid this recalculation without change Excel option to "Manual Calculation". please advise me the way to solve this problem. |
How to avoid recalulcation (UDF)?
You have precluded a solution by saying no Manual Calculation.
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Brian Choi" wrote in message om... I made and use UDF (User-Defined-Function) which reads and brings data from database through Internet. The UDF is included in my Add-In(XLA format). My problem is that an Excel sheet which uses the UDF be recalculated automatically whenever it is opened. I want to avoid this recalculation without change Excel option to "Manual Calculation". please advise me the way to solve this problem. |
How to avoid recalulcation (UDF)?
Try something like setting a global switch in your XLA when it is opened and
in your UDF check the switch: the UDF either exits or does the DB retrieve. -- Charles ______________________ Decision Models FastExcel 2.1 now available www.DecisionModels.com "Brian Choi" wrote in message om... I made and use UDF (User-Defined-Function) which reads and brings data from database through Internet. The UDF is included in my Add-In(XLA format). My problem is that an Excel sheet which uses the UDF be recalculated automatically whenever it is opened. I want to avoid this recalculation without change Excel option to "Manual Calculation". please advise me the way to solve this problem. |
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