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Default calculating cells hangs when filtering ranges in a sheet

Hi, using Excel 2K3 herre. Is there any way that i stop the "calculating
cells" from happening every time i filter a sheet that a formula is
referencing ranges on? It's getting stuck for long periods of time.

Thank you,
Mike
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Default calculating cells hangs when filtering ranges in a sheet

You could go to Tools | Options | Calculation (tab) and set the
calculation mode to Manual - this will speed everything up. If you need
to recalculate (eg totals/subtotals after filtering) then press F9. It
is a good idea to set it back to Automatic before saving the file.

Hope this helps.

Pete

WiFiMike2006 wrote:

Hi, using Excel 2K3 herre. Is there any way that i stop the "calculating
cells" from happening every time i filter a sheet that a formula is
referencing ranges on? It's getting stuck for long periods of time.

Thank you,
Mike


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