Recalculate a report

All the recalculate options described in this section only recalculate DataLink Server Queries. To recalculate Microsoft® Office Excel based formulas, additional steps must be added to the macro as DataLink Server does not force Excel to move to Manual Calculation methods.

Recalculate workbook

To create a macro that recalculates an entire workbook, add this method in to your macro:

Sub RecalculateWorkbook()
QAAmacro.Recalculate
End Sub

This will recalculate all DataLink Server Queries in that Workbook.

Recalculate worksheet

To create a macro that recalculates a particular worksheet, add this method in to your macro:

Sub RecalculateWorksheet()
QAAMacro.RecalculateWorksheet ("SheetName")
End Sub

This will recalculate all DataLink Server Queries in the specified Worksheet.

Recalculate range

To create a macro that recalculates a specific range of the active Workbook, add this method in to your macro:

Sub RecalculateRange()
QAAMacro.RecalculateRange "A10:G45"
End Sub

Or a specific cell:

Sub RecalculateRange()
QAAMacro.RecalculateRange "H12"
End Sub

The recalculate range only recalculates the active Worksheet. To recalculate a Worksheet that is not active, you cannot precede the formula with a Worksheet name such as sheet2!E17:C13 as the sheet name is ignored. Therefore, you must call Excels standard macro function sheets("SheetName").Select before adding a step to recalculate the range.