Excel “INDIRECT“ function, Save file issue

siamak_sm

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  1. 2019
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Hi

I have an issue regarding Excel’s “INDIRECT” function. Actually, I know how to use this function.

My problem is every time I open a workbook including INDIRECT function and then close it, Excel asks if I would like to save changes, while I didn’t make any (I don’t even change a cell, just open the file and immediately close it).

This situation happens on my PC but this not happens on my laptop.

Please note that I don’t use any macro or VBA code in my file.

I’m using Windows 10, Office 2019 on both computers.

Thank you very much.
 

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I would expect you to be asked to save as Indirect is a volatile function.
It maybe that you have calculation set to manual on your laptop.
 
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I would expect you to be asked to save as Indirect is a volatile function.
It maybe that you have calculation set to manual on your laptop.
Thank you very much Fluff,
But no. Calculation is set to Auto on both computers.
 
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In that case I'm surprised you don't get asked to save on both.
 
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In what way is it a problem?
Why Excel asks to save an untouched file in one computer and don't ask to save on other?
I tested that when I remove INDIRECT function from the file, this wont happens (both computers don't ask to save file).
So it's definitely about INDIRECT.
 
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As I said, indirect is volatile, so I would expect to be asked to save the file, unless calculation is on manual.
 
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As I said, indirect is volatile, so I would expect to be asked to save the file, unless calculation is on manual.
As I said before, calculation is set to Auto on both computers and Excel ask to save file only in one computer.
 
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Which is why I replied as I did in post#4
 
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