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![]() Harlan, I've never gotten the ctrl + Alt + F9 to work for me in that situation. Replacing the equal sign sounds like the way to go, especially when the response to running a macro is likely to be "what's that?" Jim Cone "Harlan Grove" wrote in message Harlan Grove wrote... "Jim Cone" wrote... ...If you have lots of then this macro will do it for you. ... Simpler by far just to replace = with = . Even simpler, [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F9] (full recalc) should work. |
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