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Could use either change or selection_change worksheet events. Also,
you can use these two constants, for better readability: Application.Calculation = Excel.xlCalculationAutomatic Application.Calculation = Excel.xlCalculationManual On Jan 22, 8:44*pm, Dan wrote: Is it possible to check all the time if a sheet has by mistake been switched to manual calc? I have tried the below but obviously not working as when we are in Manual calc no calc is done to triger the volatility of the function. Function MyCalcStatus() *Application.Volatile *If Application.Calculation = -4105 Then MyCalcStatus = "Auto" *If Application.Calculation = -4135 Then MyCalcStatus = "Manual" End Function Many thanks, Dan |
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