Excel: Update Argument of CALCULATION Command Doesn't Function

Last reviewed: November 2, 1994
Article ID: Q59251

SUMMARY

In the Microsoft Excel macro commands

=CALCULATION(type_num,iter,max_num,max_change,update,precision,date_1904)

and

=CALCULATION?(type_num,iter,max_num,max_change,update,precision,date_1904)

the "update" argument is for PC compatibility. When used on the Macintosh, this argument is ignored and may be omitted.

When the command is recorded for a macro, the "update" argument is TRUE by default.

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Last reviewed: November 2, 1994
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