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One of my colleagues has a spreadsheet that contains a great deal of
complicated calculations. This is in XL2003. When he hits F9 to force Excel to calculate, there is a noticable pause - 3 seconds or so - for all the recalcing to occur. He also has a macro in which he uses the Application.Calculate and it runs a lot quicker. His concern is that VBA is not waiting for the calculation to complete before moving to the next line. Is there a difference in what Excel does when you programmatically calculate vs. using F9? I'm asking this on behalf of a co-worker and have not seen the workbook in question. -- Hmm...they have the Internet on COMPUTERS now! |
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