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How to select/calculate entire sheet excluding tables?

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    How to select/calculate entire sheet excluding tables?

    Hi,

    I've been struggling with this all day...

    Is there a term I can substitute below to recalculate the active sheet, excluding any data tables?

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    Re: How to select/calculate entire sheet excluding tables?

    Dunno if this works or not:
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    Re: How to select/calculate entire sheet excluding tables?

    Thanks, but unfortunately this didn't work: it did the full calculation including the tables.

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    Re: How to select/calculate entire sheet excluding tables?

    How about this (untested):

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    If not, you can calculate around the table,

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    I don't have another suggestion

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    Re: How to select/calculate entire sheet excluding tables?

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