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![]() I have a workbook which has exceeded Excels limit of 65,536 dependencies. Consequently I have the 'Calculate' message on the status bar. This does not pose any problems. However, if the user executes some VBA code, the length of time time taken to execute can be several minutes for code that can normally executes in seconds. Is there a way to force a recalc (F9 or alt+ctrl+F9) and then instruct VBA to execute procedures without being slowed down by Excel? Or have I interpreted incorrectly what Excel/VBA is doing? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Kind regards, Darren. |
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