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Hi,
I know how to make a range recalculate on demand by: Application.Range("A1:B10").Calculate But I want the opposite: I need my application to be on Automatic update but not recalculte a specific range of ("A1:B10") every time a recalc is done. Any idea? Many thanks, Dan |
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There is no way to disable calculation for a set of formulae in a range
(although you can disable calculation for a whole sheet by setting Sheet.EnableCalculation=False), so you could either: Store the formulae for A1:B10 somewhere as text then Pastespecial Values A1:B10 Then restore the formulae whenever you want to recalculate A1:B10 or move the A1:B10 range to a separate sheet and use ..EnableCalculation=False for that sheet Charles ________________________ The Excel Calculation Site http://www.decisionmodels.com "Dan" wrote in message ... Hi, I know how to make a range recalculate on demand by: Application.Range("A1:B10").Calculate But I want the opposite: I need my application to be on Automatic update but not recalculte a specific range of ("A1:B10") every time a recalc is done. Any idea? Many thanks, Dan |
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