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I have a user defined function that performs a calculation on a range of
cells. If a row or column outside of the range used by the function is deleted the function automatically recalculates. How do I stop the function from recalculating? I have tried using the Application.Volatile (False) statement but the function still will recalculate whenever a row or column is deleted. I only want the function to recalculate when the one of the cells it is referencing changes. |
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