UDF called from Wizard

macleanb

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Hi Guys

I have a series of VBA UDF's that are reasonably long running - and I dont want them to perform their normal calcs when called from the Function Wizard dialog.

My basic question is - how can I tell if the VBA UDF has been called from the wizard (without resorting to a C++ based addin)


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One way would be.... you could probably include a message box with Yes/No options and depending on the option selected set calculation to manual or automatic....
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