I'm slowly teaching myself VBA, so apologies if this is fairly straight forward. I have a very large number of calculations across multiple worksheets (10+ sheets, 30000+ rows, 250+ columns, about 50% with dependencies). I have a VBA program that runs through a list of variables, changing them one at a time, and producing an answer. The problem is that these variables will change the values in all the cells with formulae. However, I don't need all the sheets to be recalculated every time I change the variable. ![]() Is there a way that I can tell VBA to recalculate only the active worksheet or a specified worksheet? ![]() ![]() How to Turn Off Calculations in Excel 2010. Turn calculations back on to re-calculate the cell values. You can re-enable auto-calculation. By default, Excel recalculates all the formulas in your worksheet automatically when you open your worksheet or change any entries, formulas, or names on which your. Dec 17, 2010 For all general questions relating to Excel but not including VBA or formulas. ![]()
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