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Workbook calculations
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Name: Steve UK
Date: March 28, 2006 at 07:41:59 Pacific
Subject: Workbook calculationsOS: Win2kCPU/Ram: 1400/512Model/Manufacturer: Dell |
Comment: Hi Excel workbook A is set to manual calculation. Workbook B is set to Automatic calculation. When I open workbook A and workbook B is already open then the automatic calculation seems to be applied to workbook A (so it opens and calculates straightaway without any prompt). Workbook A has lots of links (takes 5 mins to calculate) but no links to workbook B. Is this normal? Its really annoying when I have a customer waiting. Thanks Steve
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Name: Tacticus (by tacticus)
Date: March 30, 2006 at 00:52:47 Pacific
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Reply: (edit)Unfortunately it is normal. The automatic calculation option is set in the instance of the application not in the workbook. When you open your workbook by double-clicking the file it will open in the same instance of excel that is currently running and therefore inherit the settings of the instance. There is a work-around: If you open excel and then open the file from there each time, you will have a different instance of excel for each worksheet.
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