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    Excel 2013 Calculating problem

    Excel 2013 is still calculating in Manual calculate mode.

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    Re: Excel 2013 Calculating problem

    What happens when you set it to Automatic?
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    Re: Excel 2013 Calculating problem

    Quote Originally Posted by shg View Post
    What happens when you set it to Automatic?
    Same problem it just auto calculates when you change something on the document.

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    Re: Excel 2013 Calculating problem

    That's the expected behavior of Automatic Calculation.

    What are you expecting to happen when nothing changes?

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    Re: Excel 2013 Calculating problem

    Quote Originally Posted by Jonmo1 View Post
    That's the expected behavior of Automatic Calculation.

    What are you expecting to happen when nothing changes?
    But it recalculates on manual

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    Re: Excel 2013 Calculating problem

    Oh, ok. Your description had been pretty vague, but I think I get it now.

    So the issue is that when you have it on Manual, formulas still calculate when you change something on the sheet.
    Right?

    Probably some VBA Event code.
    Right click on the Sheet's Tab, View Code
    Do you have any code in there?
    Look in all the Sheet Modules and the module named ThisWorkBook

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonmo1 View Post
    Oh, ok. Your description had been pretty vague, but I think I get it now.

    So the issue is that when you have it on Manual, formulas still calculate when you change something on the sheet.
    Right?

    Probably some VBA Event code.
    Right click on the Sheet's Tab, View Code
    Do you have any code in there?
    Look in all the Sheet Modules and the module named ThisWorkBook
    Looked at the place you said and there was no code in any of the sheets.

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    Re: Excel 2013 Calculating problem

    Can you post a copy of the book (remove any sensitive data of coarse)

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