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Jason
Hi Folks,
Under Windows (Excel 2002), one can force a full recalculation with a
dependency tree rebuild by either pressing <CTRL><ALT><F9>, or use the
VBA object Application.CalculateFullRebuild. But on the Mac on Excel X
(as far as I can tell), there does not appear to be a way for me to do
this, by either VBA instruction or key combo. Does anyone know of a
VBA Macro I could write, an existing key combo, or a proper VBA object
that I could call in order to effect a full recalculation with
dependency tree rebuild? Or has Microsoft left us in the cold on this
one?
Cheers,
--Jason
Under Windows (Excel 2002), one can force a full recalculation with a
dependency tree rebuild by either pressing <CTRL><ALT><F9>, or use the
VBA object Application.CalculateFullRebuild. But on the Mac on Excel X
(as far as I can tell), there does not appear to be a way for me to do
this, by either VBA instruction or key combo. Does anyone know of a
VBA Macro I could write, an existing key combo, or a proper VBA object
that I could call in order to effect a full recalculation with
dependency tree rebuild? Or has Microsoft left us in the cold on this
one?
Cheers,
--Jason