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No, "Ctrl + Shift + Enter" means you are entering your formula as a formula
array. That why it seemed strange for a simple SUM function. Application/Worksheet/Range.Calculate will force a recalculation. Application.CalculateFull for everything. NickHK "Benry" wrote in message ups.com... Jean-Yves wrote: Hi, Just know that when you import data in excel, sometimes the data is considered as text (or not recognised yet) Set a cell value to 1 and formated as general, copy it, select the range to adjust then pastespecial/multiply. This force the conversion to numbers/genral. Yes, but the "Ctrl + Shift + Enter" is a force calculate. I need an automated way to do this, I can't expect the user to do all of the things listed above, and to automate that in my .dll would be very hacked. Thanks though, Benry |