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How about just changing = to =
Excel will see that as a change to the formula and reevaluate (calc mode is automatic, right?). Jim Luedke wrote: Niek and Stefi: (Very!) belated thanks for your reply to my Q about how to force recalc of UDFs. Application.Volatile does not seem to work. Nor does Application.CalculateFull. Nor does Worksheet.Calculate. Nor does Cell.Calculate on the desired cell(s). Nor does a great suggestion by a Michael Rickards in a 1995 entry in comp.apps.spreadsheets: SaveFormula = Cell.Formula Cell.Clear Cell.Formula = SaveFormula Somewhat unbelievably, the above merely re-enters the obsolete, un- recalc'ed value into the cell. I just cannot seem to, simply, force update of (all?) cells containing (all?) UDF(s) at VBA runtime. Anyone else? Thanks much again. *** -- Dave Peterson |
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