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I thought this would be easy but I can simply not find anything in the
help system. I have a vb function that finds the largest value amoung a range and essentially spits out the row who has the largest number. When I type in the =MyFunctionName(), I get the correct value in the field. BUT if I change/update any numbers in the data, the function does not get automatically recalled, so the older now incorrect value remains. All I can find to correct this is to click back in the cell, provide to edit it, and click out and the function will refresh with the new correct value. Is there anyway for this to happen automatically, like a normal formula in Excel would? |
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