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I run Excel 2002 under <cringe Win 2000.
Although recalc is set to automatic, Excel often fails to calc cells that call functions I wrote in VBA--i.e. whose formula is =MyFunc(). I have a workbook with hundreds of cells with formula "=MyFunc (param)", where param is the address of another cell. MyFunc() returns some text plus the target cell's address. So if, say, I insert a row in the sheet, all cells calling MyFunc() below the row I inserted should update. But few or often even none do. (Except if on the cell I press F2-Edit and return, which of course works.) My only recourse at present is to go thru the entire workbook and F2- Edit/return to force every cell to update. I've tried increasing recalc iterations in Tools / Options, but it has no effect. If Excel's behavior is indeed not to recalc all cells which need to change, then I fail to understand why it does not have a menu option to force recalc of every cell. I mean, huh? What am I missing here? *** |
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