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I am stumped. I have tried all of the usual fixes, including ones I found
he http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel...a.htm#problems I have formulas that, no matter what I try, will not update after I make a change to data that should cause the formula to recalculate. I have checked (and rechecked ad nauseum) that the cells are not formatted as text, that calculation is set to automatic, that the spreadsheet is not set to display formulas. I have used F9, ctrl-alt-f9. I have removed all formatting from the cells (I was using Styles as recommended in Professional Excel Development) I have changed the formulas from using dynamic named ranges to a normal sumproduct formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Status!$F$7:$F$1435 = $F8), --(Status!$M$7:$M$1435 = "Applicants"), --(Status!$H$7:$H$1435 = N$6)) When I change = to = using cntrl-h, the formulas do update, but then I go make a change to one of the values to test it and it does not update. But if I hit F2 and then enter, the correct number shows up. I don't know what else to try. I have a feeling that no one is going to be able to help me as I really do believe I have tried everything. I checked all of my options, nothing funny like transitions or anything like that. I have quit excel and restarted, and logged all the way out and restarted my computer. I have looked at a different workbook, changed data, looked at the cell with the formula and the cell was updated. I don't know if it has anything to do with it, but this is a workbook created from a template that I saved to my startup folder as book (again, after having made some changes based on things I got from PED.) I hope someone can pull a rabbit out of the hat. At this point all I can think to try is forego all of the changes that I have entered to this spreadsheet (but not the spreadsheet that it is getting the information from.) Probably get rid of the book.xlt file, open a new worksheet, copy it to this workbook, recreate all of the formulas/headings etc. but this time without using styles. -- Kevin Vaughn |
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