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Default Calculate doesn't work right

Hi,

My earlier threads might just be symphtoms of the workbooks unwillingness to
calculate.

LINKS DOESN'T RECALCULATE
If I change a value in Sheet10, it's link in sheet11 doesn't recalculate.
It does only recaculate if I force a sheet10.calculate and sheet11.calculate
or run application.calculate (but I have a lot of links and sheets, that
will take to much time to do in a user perspective)

TEST WITH A NEW EMPTY WB
If I start a new empty workbook and make ONE single link between sheet1 and
sheet2, the sheet2 value will recalculate VERY SLOWLY - (4 seconds, seeing
the 10...30...50% in the bottom of the application) when I change the value
in sheet1.

TEST WHIT/WITHOUT MY WB
If I close my workbook excelfile, the new workbook with only one link will
work o.k. again. If I start the workbook excelfile, the slow calculation
starts again in the New Empty "one link workbook".

Even if I take away all startcode in ThisWorkbook the probelm remain.

It doesn't change even if I restart excel. I have Excel 2003 SP1 running on
windows xp sp2 and computer is 3 Ghz and 1,5 GB RAM ...

Pleeease bring light in this mess ...!

/Regards


 
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