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Recalculation of Excel Workbook

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    Recalculation of Excel Workbook

    Hi there,

    I have a workbook of financial reports which uses the SunSystems Vision add-ins. When I recalculate workbook, certain cells in some of the worksheets does not recalculate, but if I utilise recalculate worksheet or range, the cells do recalculate.

    I have tested out deleting the rows with the defective cells, then inserting a fresh row with the same formulas. Then the workbook will recalculate completely and correctly.

    I would like to understand whether this is due to corrupt excel cells? If so, how do I detect if my workbook has corrupt cells, and which are the cells affected? As it is a financial report workbook, it contains a lot of financial data, and would be tedious to check it all out one by one, furhtermore, we have to ensure that the data reported is correct and accountable.

    I have also discovered that if I create a fresh workbook and then link to the affected workbook, some of my data does not recalculate, too.

    Your help is most appreciated and anticipated.

    Regards,
    kinrarateoh

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    Good morning kinrarateoh

    ... and welcome to the forum.

    How do you recalculate, are we talking about just pressing F9? If so, some calculations (UDFs, but not all UDFs - it depends what they're accessing) require you to press Shift + Ctrl + At +F9.

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    Dear DominicB,

    I use the Vision add-in to carry out the recalculation, not using F9.


    Regards,
    kinrarateoh

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