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mxbrunet
I have a VB.NET add-in that does a cpu intensive batch process on a
number of rows (usually more than 1,000). It sometimes happens that the
answer calculated while I'm doing this batch process, and the number I
get when I calculate a single instance of those rows is different.
Would it be possible for Excel to call my VB.Net when it's not finished
calculating and I'm grabbing the wrong value? Would it help if I forced
a calculation using Application.Calculate? (The calculation is
triggered by a range name variable being changed).
thanks.
--max
number of rows (usually more than 1,000). It sometimes happens that the
answer calculated while I'm doing this batch process, and the number I
get when I calculate a single instance of those rows is different.
Would it be possible for Excel to call my VB.Net when it's not finished
calculating and I'm grabbing the wrong value? Would it help if I forced
a calculation using Application.Calculate? (The calculation is
triggered by a range name variable being changed).
thanks.
--max