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I have a worksheet called "All Data" (in Excel 2003) with a huge data range
(about 45,000 cells) that is accessed in whole by many dozens of formulas on
other sheets in the workbook. I have reviewed Charles Williams' excellent
primer in improving Excel performance, but what I think I need to do is have
Calculation automatically turn off when the user hits "All Data" and turned
back on when the user leaves "All Data". Is there any way to do that?
While that would resolve all the repeated, slow recalculation that takes
place whenever a velue on All Data is changed, the one thing it would do is
prevent updates within All Data from occurring. I can instruct the user to
hit F9 on occasion in order to refresh a data validation and all the
conditional formatting witin All Data, but what would be better - under the
scenario that Calculation is turned off - is for just the All Data sheet
itself to recalculate "internally" whenever a change is made. Is that
possible?
TIA
(about 45,000 cells) that is accessed in whole by many dozens of formulas on
other sheets in the workbook. I have reviewed Charles Williams' excellent
primer in improving Excel performance, but what I think I need to do is have
Calculation automatically turn off when the user hits "All Data" and turned
back on when the user leaves "All Data". Is there any way to do that?
While that would resolve all the repeated, slow recalculation that takes
place whenever a velue on All Data is changed, the one thing it would do is
prevent updates within All Data from occurring. I can instruct the user to
hit F9 on occasion in order to refresh a data validation and all the
conditional formatting witin All Data, but what would be better - under the
scenario that Calculation is turned off - is for just the All Data sheet
itself to recalculate "internally" whenever a change is made. Is that
possible?
TIA