F2+Ctrl+Shift+Enter for Each Cell in Range

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Hi all, I would like to use a macro to update all visible cells in range O13:BB700. These cells contain custom formulas that require Ctrl+Shift+Enter to update. The hidden cells can be skipped to save time. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
 

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Hi all, I would like to use a macro to update all visible cells in range O13:BB700. These cells contain custom formulas that require Ctrl+Shift+Enter to update. The hidden cells can be skipped to save time. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
What do you mean you want to "..update all visible cells in range.."? What exactly are you having your code do?
 
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What do you mean you want to "..update all visible cells in range.."? What exactly are you having your code do?
I would like the code to calculate every visible cell in range O1:BB700. These functions require ctrl+shift+enter to calculate so it is tedious manually.
 
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I would like the code to calculate every visible cell in range O1:BB700. These functions require ctrl+shift+enter to calculate so it is tedious manually.
Do the cells already have formulas in them? If so, how did the formula get there... as part of your macro or were they there before the macro was run?
 
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:confused: Then why are they not calculating automatically by themselves? Did you turn automatic calculation off in your code somewhere and forget to turn it back on?
Calculations are set to manual intentionally. I only want to calculate the cells when I run a macro.
 
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Calculations are set to manual intentionally. I only want to calculate the cells when I run a macro.
From the help files for the Application.Calculate method...

To calculate
Follow this example
All open workbooks
<code>Application.Calculate</code> (or just <code>Calculate</code>)
A specific worksheet<code>Worksheets(1).Calculate</code>
A specified range<code>Worksheets(1).Rows(2).Calculate</code>

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