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Hi,
I'm doing a sheet with VBA code to process data that has been get by a user defined function that resides inside an XLL. Here is my problem. In my VBA code, I'm calling Set rTemp = Worksheets(...).Range(Worksheets(...).Cells(...,.. .),Worksheets(...).Cells(..., ....)) in short, I want to get a Range with data that has been get by my user defined function. The problem is that this call triggers a recalculation of my user defined function which is a bit long. Is there a way to block recalculation in VBA ? Thanks Nic |
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