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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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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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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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