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![]() Is there some way of checking whether any cells in a worksheet have not been calculated yet? I want to proceed with my VBA code only when the sheet has been completely calculated. |
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Hi Nirmal,
see help for application.calculationstate property. Regards, Ivan |
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On 16 May 2006 05:51:24 -0700, "Ivan Raiminius" wrote:
Hi Nirmal, see help for application.calculationstate property. Regards, Ivan Ivan I can't find application.calculationstate. I'm using Excel 2000, is it available with that? Nirmal |
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VBA should not proceed until calculate is complete. For example:
Sub asd() MsgBox ("start calculation") Application.CalculateFull MsgBox ("calculation complete") End Sub The second message should not be issued until the calculation is, indeed, complete. -- Gary''s Student "Nirmal Singh" wrote: Is there some way of checking whether any cells in a worksheet have not been calculated yet? I want to proceed with my VBA code only when the sheet has been completely calculated. |
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