

In the Excel for the web spreadsheet, click the Formulas tab.

Then he excused himself from the phone call saying that Less than 1 hour later, I was contacted by a tech support engineer, and in less than 5 minutes he was able to re-create the problem. She processed a "pre-authorizedįee" of $259, opened a case, and provided me with the case number. So being the gambler that I am, I rolled the dice, and provided her with my credit card number. "case" with tech support, I would not be charged any money if the tech support rep determined that the problem is an actual "bug". So I called 1-80 and spoke with a customer service rep. Well I could not find a direct website where I could submit to Microsoft the bug that exists in Excel 20. Anyways, thanks again and if it is possible for me to report via connect, how and where would I do that? Used XL 2007 for a few months before updating to XL2010 after which the files starting slinging organic matter on the rotating oscillator. Everything worked fine in XL 2003, and when we updated to XL2007, I hadn't noticed errors, although I personally cannot confirm XL2007 performance, yet others have stated that XL2007 works OK. I might be sitting on the tip of an iceberg that I created. Many of my files I have shared with friends and co-workers and their copies do not work correctly either.
HOW DO I CAHNGE TO EXCEL AUTOMATIC RECALCULATION UPDATE
So my entire auto update has a big monkey wrench when things do not calc.Īnd to reprogram each cell that contains a "non-calculating formulas would require maybe 3 or 4 weeks of dedicated effort for "my" files. These files have several formulae that each depends on a similar set of conditions as described in the "bug". Yes, it is very important to me because I have many many "automatic" files - files that, upon opening, import external data from external databases, calculate additional formulae, summarize in pivot tablesĪnd graph in pivot graphs - all automatically simply from opening the file. I really could not find an appropriate site at Connect for MS Office or Excel.

Yet the formula of Cell A2 does not recalculate to equal Cell A1. This is because the Cells A3:A6 are in an Excel Table not an Excel range. I do expect a change in the formula in Cell A1.Īnd I do get a change in the formula in Cell A1. Ĭells A3:A5 is an Excel Table (created from Insert tab, Tables group, Table)ģ Again, review formulas in cells A1 & A2Īnd yes, calculation is set to Automatic.Ĭell A1 changed from "=MAX(A4:A5)" to "=MAX(A4:A6)" and displays value "3"Ĭell A2 is "=A1" and yet displays value of "2" and formulas using cell A2 calculate as "2" and not "3" In a blank workbook in a blank worksheeet. Recalculation not working in Excel 2010, but does it in 2003. I have a workaround, but I will need to implement in hundreds of files in as of yet undetermined cells. How do I report this Excel 2010 recalculation bug to Microsoft?
