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Default Overriding the calculation state

Hi all. Hope someone can help.

I have a workbook with custom functions which fetch data via odbc from a
database. I have disabled auto calculation when opening the workbook as I
wish to control the order in which the workbook is calculated, which is:-

1. Calulate worksheet 1
2. Sort the data based upon the result of some calculations
3. Calculate worksheet 2
4. Sort the data based upon the result of some calculations
5. And so on until the last worksheet is processed.

The user would then print as necessary, save the workbook, and then close
it. My problem is that after the sort has been completed, Excel considers
that the workbook needs calculating again, even though I do not need it to.
When the user saves the workbook, as the calculation state is now pending,
Excel now calculates (which takes some considerable time) before saving. Can
I override this pending state in some way? If not, what other possible
solutions are available to me?

Thanks in advance. A gold star for the best answer!

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