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Forcing calculation through automation
I have the following code: xlSheet.Range['AJ1', EmptyParam].Value:='Days Lost'; xlSheet.Range['AJ2',EmptyParam].Formula:='=NETWORKDAYS(AH2,AI2,BankHols!$A$2:$A$5 00)'; xlSheet.Range['AJ2',EmptyParam].AutoFill(xlSheet.Range['AJ2:AJ'+IntToStr(kount),EmptyParam],xlFillCopy); The third line above is very quick to execute but Excel then takes a long time to do the calculation. How can I make sure that the entire worksheet has been calculated before I move onto the next step? Nirmal |
Forcing calculation through automation
Couldn't you use Application.Calculate to do this?
"Nirmal Singh" wrote: I have the following code: xlSheet.Range['AJ1', EmptyParam].Value:='Days Lost'; xlSheet.Range['AJ2',EmptyParam].Formula:='=NETWORKDAYS(AH2,AI2,BankHols!$A$2:$A$5 00)'; xlSheet.Range['AJ2',EmptyParam].AutoFill(xlSheet.Range['AJ2:AJ'+IntToStr(kount),EmptyParam],xlFillCopy); The third line above is very quick to execute but Excel then takes a long time to do the calculation. How can I make sure that the entire worksheet has been calculated before I move onto the next step? Nirmal |
Forcing calculation through automation
On Fri, 12 May 2006 12:36:01 -0700, dmthornton wrote:
Couldn't you use Application.Calculate to do this? That doesn't seem to work either. I've tried to use this code: xlSheet.Range['AJ1', EmptyParam].Value:='Days Lost'; xlSheet.Range['AJ2',EmptyParam].Formula:='=NETWORKDAYS(AH2,AI2,BankHols!$A$2:$A$5 00)'; xlSheet.Range['AJ2',EmptyParam].AutoFill(xlSheet.Range['AJ2:AJ'+IntToStr(kount),EmptyParam],xlFillCopy); xlApp.Calculate; xlSheet.Range['AJ2:AJ'+IntToStr(kount),EmptyParam].SpecialCells(xlFormulas,xlErrors).Value:=0; xlSheet.Columns.Item['AJ:AJ', EmptyParam].Copy; xlSheet.Columns.Item['AJ:AJ', EmptyParam].PasteSpecial(xlValues,xlPasteSpecialOperationNone , False, False); This should calculate the NetWorkDays in column AJ, do a full calcualation and then copy and paste the values into column AJ. However, when it has finished column AJ contains all zeros. Nirmal |
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