. On the Excel menu, click Preferences. Under Formulas and Lists, click Calculation, and then under Iteration, select the Limit iteration check box.
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In the Maximum iterations box, type the number of iterations that you want to set as the maximum number of times Excel recalculates. The higher the number of iterations, the more time Excel needs to calculate a sheet.
In the Maximum change box, type the amount that you want to set as the maximum amount of change between calculation results. The smaller the number, the more accurate the result and the more time Excel needs to calculate a sheet.
I have a workbook with circular references that require iterative calculations to be on. Since this workbook is used on different computers and I can't understand how my computer keeps on turning iterative calculations off, I want to use VBA code to turn iteration on and off as the workbook is opened, closed, activated and deactivated. In this tutorial, I’ll tell you how to disable Automatic calculation feature in Excel 2013 and enable Manual calculation. Here we go, Step 1: Launch Excel 2013 and click ‘File’ > ‘Options’ (from the left menu after clicking File tab) Step 2: Click “Formulas” from the Excel Options dialog box.
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