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I need to get a UDF to sometimes return its existing value rather than
recalc. I am happy for the function to be called but need some way of 1) bypassing the full calc - (clearly trivial) and then 2) returning the value that was already there before the calculation attempt (much harder!) This is really for speed increases. I have a set of Excel functions that query an Access based app and users typically have many huindreds of calls in a single wrokbook. The underlying data in the mdb only changes occasionally (but unpredictably) |
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