Weird problem - sheet change, long calculation time

The Idea Dude

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  1. 2016
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WOW, I just found this weird problem in my workbook.

In some cells (they are blank) if I try to paste into them, the paste works, but then the program freezes. If I simply hit delete on the cell, it takes about 1 second to calculate, and then it changes **** sheets all by itself.

Any Ideas
 

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Hi Dude,

Any worksheet events code that could be triggered each time you do the paste or delete? Eg Worksheet_Change.
 
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I have code that simply changes sheet (for a button instead of clicking the tab at the bottom)

It must be something to do with my macros but because when I don't enable, i don't have the problem.

Weird
 
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