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Default F9 vs. Calculate Sheet

John

Ctrl-Alt-F9 is calculate-everything-no-matter-what. It calculates formulas whether their
precedents have changed or not. I spent hours on a complicated record-stuffing macro I was
developing because the totals (in formulas) across the sheets were wrong, and I thought the
records weren't getting in correctly. It turned out that automatic calculation just wasn't
getting it done. Ctrl-Alt-F9 was the only thing that got the correct totals. They're going
to fix this in 2057.
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I know that I can configure my spreadsheet to manually "re-calculate" by doing:

TOOLS Options Calculation Tab .

* What is the difference between "Calculate Now(F9) " and "Calculate Sheet" ?



Thanks,
John.



 
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