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Encountering a situation where your Excel formulas are not automatically calculating can be a frustrating roadblock in your workflow. You might enter a formula, press Enter, and instead of the expected result, you see the formula itself displayed in the cell. This is a common issue with several potential causes, and understanding these causes is the first step towards resolving the problem and getting your calculations back on track.

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