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How to force a spreadsheet recalculation?
Jun 1st, 2023 at 5:26pm
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Hello,

I need to recalc the sheet but I cannot find any method to do this.
I also tried with worksheetView1.Worksheet.BeginInit() and worksheetView1.Worksheet.EndInit() (I supposed a recalc was performed when EndInit() was reached but... no).

How can I recalc a worksheet?

(documentation is not very clear...)

UPDATE: I'm writing in a cell using:
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worksheetView1.Worksheet.Cells[aCol, aRow].Data = .......


but even if the Data change, the sheet is not automatically recalculated.

Thank you for help!
  
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Re: How to force a spreadsheet recalculation?
Reply #1 - Jun 2nd, 2023 at 5:30am
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Hi,

Do you mean one of those custom functions of yours refers to the cell, but hard-coded in the implementation instead of passing the cell as argument? If a changed cell is argument of other cell's formula, it should trigger evaluation automatically. Otherwise try calling the Workbook.EvaluateFormulas() method.

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Re: How to force a spreadsheet recalculation?
Reply #2 - Jun 3rd, 2023 at 5:10am
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Workbook.EvaluateFormulas() works perfectly, so I can recalculate at specific moments, thank you!
  
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