Calculations in Excel sheet programmatically

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Hi,

I've written the SheetCalculateEventHandler event to trigger for recalculation in Excel.

The function SheetCalculateEventHandler (object Sh) triggers when there is a formula change in the excel sheet.

My aim is to read the function result from the Sh object.
for example, if A1=50, A2=40 and A3=SUM(A1,A2).Now I change the A1=17 so now I A3 .The A3 is Related E4=A3.Now value also changed because we write function for that.I am able to trap the value of A3.
But I want to capture the value of E4.

If anybody have any idea then please guide me to get the value.

Thanks in advance.
S.ARAVAIND

Posted 13-Apr-10 0:12am

aravindsiv

Updated 2-Jun-10 22:43pm

Sandeep Mewara

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Sandeep Mewara 3-Jun-10 4:44am

It might be good if you add the code snippet of what you have done.

shivaprasadk 19-Aug-10 6:22am

Please give clarity in the question. do you need to capture the value of E4 to A3 or different cell? If possible, post along with the code.

Abhinav S 22-Oct-10 23:38pm

If you post some code here, someone should be able to help you.

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Bassam Abdul-Baki · Answer 1 · 2010-10-22T15:42:00

Solution 2

In the Options dialog, you can turn off auto-calculation for Excel and have it triggered programmatically when your formula changed event gets triggered. I have one that only gets called whenever I do a save since it is calculation intensive.

Posted 22-Oct-10 15:42pm

Bassam Abdul-Baki