CheckAbort Method [Excel 2003 VBA Language Reference]

Stops recalculation in a Microsoft Excel application.

expression.CheckAbort(KeepAbort)

expression Required. An expression that returns one of the objects in the Applies To list.

KeepAbort  Optional Variant. Allows recalculation to be performed for a Range.

Example

In this example, Excel stops recalculation in the application, except for cell A10. For you to be able to see the results of this example, other calculations should exist in the application that will allow you to see the differences between the cell designated to continue recalculating and other cells.

Sub UseCheckAbort()

    Dim rngSubtotal As Variant
    Set rngSubtotal = Application.Range("A10")

    ' Stop recalculation except for designated cell.
    Application.CheckAbort KeepAbort:=rngSubtotal

End Sub

Applies to | Application Object