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Feb 22, 2018 Thanks for taking the time to look! I am running Excel for Mac 2016. One suggestion that has been made on other forums is to momentarily set the calculation mode to automatic, but this is not an option for me, as that will crash the program. When on manual calculation mode, you can (quite roughly though) select, which part of your Excel workbook should be recalculated: If you want the whole workbook to be calculated: Switch to manual mode and press F9 or go to Formulas and click on Calculate Now.
I have a large workbook from which I am trying to build reports, including multiple graphs. The workbook has to be in Manual Calculation mode to work. I have compartmentalized the calculations into different sheets, and written vba scripts to run calculations on different combinations of sheets. The problem I am running in to is that after I run these scripts, the graphs that I have will not update. The data does update, and if I manually go in to the graph and 'select data' and re-select the same data then they will update. Is there a way I can automate this at the end of my script? I have tried different suggestions on different forums, but nothing seems to work. Here is the code I am currently working with, but it will not update the graphs:
Thanks for taking the time to look! I am running Excel for Mac 2016. One suggestion that has been made on other forums is to momentarily set the calculation mode to automatic, but this is not an option for me, as that will crash the program.
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This snippet should work:
Credits: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11581258/2707864
This might also work (YMMV):
Credits: https://stackoverflow.com/a/7211065/2707864
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You should be able to add
co.calculate
after your loop. You might also just be able to change Application.Calculation = xlAutomatic
before your loop, and then change back to Application.Calculation = xlManual
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Enter the MODE function into the cell in which you wish to display the result. The MODE function's format is '=MODE(Cx:Dy),' where C and D represent the letter of the column of the first and last cell in the range, and x and y represent the number of the first and last row in the range. (Although different letters are used in this example, you will use the same column letter for both the first and last cell if you entered the data in a column of cells or the same row number for both the first and last cell if you entered the data in a row of cells.)Open Excel Mac Manual Calculation Mode 2017
- You can also specify each cell individually, up to 255 cells, as in '=MODE(A1, A2, A3),' but this is not advisable unless you have only a very small dataset and do not plan to add to it. You can also use the function with constants, for example, '=MODE(4,4,6),' but this requires editing the function each time you wish to search for a different mode.
- You may want to format the cell in which the mode will display with bolding or italics to distinguish it from the numbers in the dataset.