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Calculation
Is there a way to make excel stop calculating a formula when it is taking an
excessive amount of time? i.e. when running certain pivot tables, if the data is not sorted properly it will take several minutes to run a summary. I would like to be able to stop the calculation, sort and rerun the report. Thanks |
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Set the calculation mode to either "Manual" or "Automatic except
Tables". You'll need to press [F9] every time you want to calc the entire workbook. To change the calc mode choose the following from the menus: Tools | Options | Calculation - John |
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I don't think that will do the trick. I want to be able to stop a
calculation once it's in process. Eric "John Michl" wrote: Set the calculation mode to either "Manual" or "Automatic except Tables". You'll need to press [F9] every time you want to calc the entire workbook. To change the calc mode choose the following from the menus: Tools | Options | Calculation - John |
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Press the Esc key. That will stop a calculation in progress
-- Regards, David Billigmeier "Eric" wrote: I don't think that will do the trick. I want to be able to stop a calculation once it's in process. Eric "John Michl" wrote: Set the calculation mode to either "Manual" or "Automatic except Tables". You'll need to press [F9] every time you want to calc the entire workbook. To change the calc mode choose the following from the menus: Tools | Options | Calculation - John |
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I tried the esc key, but it did not stop the calclulation.
"David Billigmeier" wrote: Press the Esc key. That will stop a calculation in progress -- Regards, David Billigmeier "Eric" wrote: I don't think that will do the trick. I want to be able to stop a calculation once it's in process. Eric "John Michl" wrote: Set the calculation mode to either "Manual" or "Automatic except Tables". You'll need to press [F9] every time you want to calc the entire workbook. To change the calc mode choose the following from the menus: Tools | Options | Calculation - John |
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Try Ctrl+Break, does the same thing.
-- Regards, David Billigmeier "Eric" wrote: I tried the esc key, but it did not stop the calclulation. "David Billigmeier" wrote: Press the Esc key. That will stop a calculation in progress -- Regards, David Billigmeier "Eric" wrote: I don't think that will do the trick. I want to be able to stop a calculation once it's in process. Eric "John Michl" wrote: Set the calculation mode to either "Manual" or "Automatic except Tables". You'll need to press [F9] every time you want to calc the entire workbook. To change the calc mode choose the following from the menus: Tools | Options | Calculation - John |
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For some reason Ctrl+Break works, but esc does not. Mine is not to ask the
question why, so I won't. Thanks much for the assistance, Eric "David Billigmeier" wrote: Try Ctrl+Break, does the same thing. -- Regards, David Billigmeier "Eric" wrote: I tried the esc key, but it did not stop the calclulation. "David Billigmeier" wrote: Press the Esc key. That will stop a calculation in progress -- Regards, David Billigmeier "Eric" wrote: I don't think that will do the trick. I want to be able to stop a calculation once it's in process. Eric "John Michl" wrote: Set the calculation mode to either "Manual" or "Automatic except Tables". You'll need to press [F9] every time you want to calc the entire workbook. To change the calc mode choose the following from the menus: Tools | Options | Calculation - John |
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Ya I think Ctrl+Break is more powerful. I use that as a last resort if I see
Excel start to crash :-) -- Regards, David Billigmeier "Eric" wrote: For some reason Ctrl+Break works, but esc does not. Mine is not to ask the question why, so I won't. Thanks much for the assistance, Eric "David Billigmeier" wrote: Try Ctrl+Break, does the same thing. -- Regards, David Billigmeier "Eric" wrote: I tried the esc key, but it did not stop the calclulation. "David Billigmeier" wrote: Press the Esc key. That will stop a calculation in progress -- Regards, David Billigmeier "Eric" wrote: I don't think that will do the trick. I want to be able to stop a calculation once it's in process. Eric "John Michl" wrote: Set the calculation mode to either "Manual" or "Automatic except Tables". You'll need to press [F9] every time you want to calc the entire workbook. To change the calc mode choose the following from the menus: Tools | Options | Calculation - John |
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