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MS Office Forum / Excel / General Excel Questions / January 2008Formulas not updating
Is anyone else having a problem with formulas not updating properly in Excel 2003? I have two workbooks. The first one has 21 worksheets and the last three are formula worksheets The second on has 2 worksheets - but a ton of formulas. I noticed yesterday that everytime I enter in new information - I either have to save the file or get into all the formula cells for them to update. Please help. Tools > Options > Calculation > Automatic  SignatureGary''s Student - gsnu200765 That's already selected. This is the first time it's happened. I've been using these workbooks for months. Any more ideas? > Tools > Options > Calculation > Automatic It's selected when Excel is opened with out any files. What would cause it change all of a sudden in files that weren't like that before? Thank you very much for your help!!!!!! > Tools > Options > Calculation > Automatic Excel has a little trap. It takes the Option from the first file it opens. Say you don't have Excel open and double-click a file that was saved in the Manual mode. Excel will open the file and be in the Manual mode. If Excel remains open and then you: File > Open a dozen other files, it will remain Manual I suggest you go back to recently saved files: 1. open them 2. switch to Automatic 3. save them SignatureGary''s Student - gsnu200765 > It's selected when Excel is opened with out any files. What would cause it > change all of a sudden in files that weren't like that before? > > Thank you very much for your help!!!!!! > > > Tools > Options > Calculation > Automatic Thank you very much!!! > Excel has a little trap. It takes the Option from the first file it opens. > Say you don't have Excel open and double-click a file that was saved in the [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > > > > Tools > Options > Calculation > Automatic |
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