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I have formula that is used in many of the cells of a worksheet. The formula
hits a database behind the scenes and can be time consuming when run one at a time. I provide a tool bar button that will gather data from the cells and do a single DB hit, thus speeding up the process a great deal. One thing I have noticed, though, is when I delete a row in the worksheet, Excel goes through and recalculates all cells. I know I can set Calculation mode to manual before deleting a row, but is there a way to stop this from happening without setting calculation to Manual? Is there a way to capture the fact that this is going to happen so that I can call my routine to cache data first? |
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