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Lets say I have a marker, “#Refresh#”, on some cells, which indicate that these cells need to be recalculated at later stage.
So my question is:
What should I do to recalculate only these specific cells that are marked as “#Refresh#”?
I notice that if I do
Excel.Range range = Worksheet.UsedRange
it will return all the range objects, including those without “#Refresh#” markers. Is there any way I can get the marked range objects only?
Thanks.
Hmm, I think I found quite a useful example on MSDN that was about searching for text in worksheet range. It’d be very helpful, I suppose. So I’ve shared the link below in case someone is looking for that as well.
Link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e4x1k99a(v=VS.100).aspx1