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= Overview =
= Overview =
[[File:disable_stale_value_formatting.png|350px|right|thumb|uncheck '''Format Stale Values''']]
[[File:disable_stale_value_formatting.png|350px|right|thumb|uncheck '''Format Stale Values''']]
Microsoft recently released '''Stale Value Formatting''' for Excel on Windows. This feature
Microsoft recently released '''Stale Value Formatting''' for Excel on Windows.


When the underlying data in any cell changes after Get Data is complete, Excel denotes the cell as '''Stale''' since the underlying formula has not been recalculated.
When the underlying data in any cell changes after Get Data is complete, Excel denotes the cell as '''Stale''' since the underlying formula has not been recalculated.
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BudgetLink uses Visual Basic Scripts to perform calculations, hence the cell formula never changes, but the underlying data does.
BudgetLink uses Visual Basic Scripts to perform calculations, hence the cell formula never changes, but the underlying data does.


To remove strikethrough from the cells, please follow the steps below.
To disable stale values formatting and remove strikethrough from the cells, please follow the steps below.


== Steps ==
== Steps ==
#To disable Stale values Formatting and remove strikethrough from all cells, Go to '''Formulas''' in Menu Bar > Calculation Options > Uncheck '''Format Stale Values'''.
#In the Excel Ribbon under '''Formulas''' click on Calculation Options drop down button and Uncheck '''Format Stale Values'''.
# Strikethrough will be removed from all cells.
# Strikethrough will be removed from all cells.


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