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    Recalculation

    I have a worksheet containing many formulas of the form:
    =WORKDAY(INDIRECT("J" & ROW()),10,PHD)
    to create a date 10 working days after that in a previous cell in the row,
    PHD is the name of a Range containing Public Holiday Dates.

    This works fine except that the entire sheet recalculates whenever a Date is changed.
    I gather this is due to ROW() being a Dynamic function.

    Can anyone suggest a way of avoiding the use of ROW() and/or limiting the recalculation to the current row?
    Last edited by xlearner; 02-20-2011 at 01:44 PM.

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    Re: Recalculation

    It's the INDIRECT() function that is volatile.

    See this link:

    http://www.decisionmodels.com/calcsecretsi.htm


    It doesn't seem necessary for you to use it. Just refer to the previous cell.

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    Re: Recalculation

    Thanks 'Cutter' for that. I wondered now why I had introduced Indirect in the first place. I think it may have been because:
    =WORKDAY("K" & ROW(),10,PHD) did not work.
    Perhaps, in my ignorance, I am missing something!

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    Re: Recalculation

    OK. Think I have it now. Dispense with the Indirect function and switch to the R1C1 reference style.

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