Hi folks.

Is there a way to turn the calculation of a particular sheet off and
on using VBA while the VBA is working with data from another sheet?

Thanks

xt

Hi,

Put this first "Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual" then
"Calculate" after running your macro.

Hope it will help!
~jaeson

On Jun 27, 10:32*am, Xt wrote:
Hi folks.

Is there a way to turn the calculation of a particular sheet off and
on using VBA while the VBA is working with data from another sheet?

Thanks

xt


Hi!

First use this "Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual" and in
End "Calculate"

Hope it will help!
~jaeson

On Jun 26, 7:32*pm, Xt wrote:
Is there a way to turn the calculation of a particular
sheet off and on using VBA while the VBA is working with
data from another sheet?

No. Automatic v. manual calculation mode applies to the entire
workbook, not individual sheets. In fact, I believe it applies to all
workbooks open in the same Excel instance.

However, after setting Application.Calculation=xlCalculationManual,
you can use Sheets("sheet1").Calculate to cause one worksheet to
recalculate.

Depends on the version of excel you're running.

Look in VBA's help for EnableCalculation.

If you find it (and all the versions of excel that you need to support have
it!), then read the help.




On 06/26/2011 21:32, Xt wrote:
Hi folks.

Is there a way to turn the calculation of a particular sheet off and
on using VBA while the VBA is working with data from another sheet?

Thanks

xt

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Dave Peterson

On Jun 30, 11:20*pm, Dave Peterson wrote:
Depends on the version of excel you're running.

Look in VBA's help for EnableCalculation.

If you find it (and all the versions of excel that you need to support have
it!), then read the help.

On 06/26/2011 21:32, Xt wrote:

Hi folks.

Is there a way to turn the calculation of a particular sheet off and
on using VBA while the VBA is working with data from another sheet?

Thanks

xt

--
Dave Peterson

Thanks to you all. Very helpful. xt