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David

Calculation mode retention
 
TIA for your time
Can anyone advise me on the logic of the calculation mode and it's
association with saved files and open files. For example, if I save a
workbook with calculation set to manual and the close it and open a new file
the calculation mode will revert to automatic. If I re-open the first file
the mode will restore to manual (for both files). I'm not sure what happens
with a seperate instanation of excel? There are many variations... Anywhere I
can read up on this?
--
David

Vacation's Over

Calculation mode retention
 
Calculation is an Application level setting
My understanding is the following:

ToolsOptionsCalculation sets the default for Your PC
If Calculation is set differently for a file it "overrides" the Application
Default while it is open

Using a separate instance of Excel for the file should allow different
calculation modes for different files

"David" wrote:

TIA for your time
Can anyone advise me on the logic of the calculation mode and it's
association with saved files and open files. For example, if I save a
workbook with calculation set to manual and the close it and open a new file
the calculation mode will revert to automatic. If I re-open the first file
the mode will restore to manual (for both files). I'm not sure what happens
with a seperate instanation of excel? There are many variations... Anywhere I
can read up on this?
--
David


Tom Ogilvy

Calculation mode retention
 
Calculation is determined by the first workbook opened by excel when Excel
starts.

Opening a workbook in an existing instance of excel does not change the
calculation setting.

The setting can be changed manually.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Vacation's Over" wrote in message
...
Calculation is an Application level setting
My understanding is the following:

ToolsOptionsCalculation sets the default for Your PC
If Calculation is set differently for a file it "overrides" the

Application
Default while it is open

Using a separate instance of Excel for the file should allow different
calculation modes for different files

"David" wrote:

TIA for your time
Can anyone advise me on the logic of the calculation mode and it's
association with saved files and open files. For example, if I save a
workbook with calculation set to manual and the close it and open a new

file
the calculation mode will revert to automatic. If I re-open the first

file
the mode will restore to manual (for both files). I'm not sure what

happens
with a seperate instanation of excel? There are many variations...

Anywhere I
can read up on this?
--
David





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