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Default how do I turn ON auto REcalculate for formulas if new data enter?

I just created a new worksheet, when I create formulas it calculates them,
for example a SUM formula. Bit if I change the data in the cells, it does not
auto recalculate, I have to go to each individual cell and hit the function
key to get it to recalculate! ANNOYING

How do I turn on auto-recaclulate for formulas?
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Default how do I turn ON auto REcalculate for formulas if new data enter?

toolsoptionscalculation and set to automatic

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I just created a new worksheet, when I create formulas it calculates them,
for example a SUM formula. Bit if I change the data in the cells, it does
not
auto recalculate, I have to go to each individual cell and hit the
function
key to get it to recalculate! ANNOYING

How do I turn on auto-recaclulate for formulas?


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