OptionalcalcOptionalcalcDefines the calculation mode for the workbook.
OptionalcalcSpecifies whether calculations should be performed when the workbook is saved.
OptionalconcurrentSpecifies whether calculations should be performed concurrently across multiple threads.
OptionalconcurrentSpecifies whether concurrent calculations are allowed in manual calculation mode.
OptionalforceSpecifies whether the workbook forces a full recalculation of all formulas.
OptionalfullSpecifies whether a full recalculation should be performed when the workbook is loaded.
OptionalfullIndicates whether calculations should be performed using full precision.
OptionaliterateSpecifies whether the workbook should iterate calculations when circular references are present.
OptionallegacyThe unmarked formulas were entered before dynamic arrays: every formula that is not an array anchor evaluates in legacy implicit-intersection mode, where each call takes one value from a range argument in a single-value slot.
What an xlsx file means by a plain <f>: Excel marks the formulas that need the dynamic
reading (cm= and t="array", which load as formulaArray) and everything else is
legacy. Nothing in a formula's text says its era, so it is carried here, once for the
workbook, the way the file carries it. Content authored in the app leaves it unset. A
sheet pasted into another workbook takes that workbook's era.
OptionalmaxDefines the maximum change between iterations that must be reached before the iterative calculation stops.
OptionalmaxDefines the maximum number of iterations allowed when performing iterative calculations.
OptionalrefSpecifies the reference mode for calculations.
Indicates whether the workbook has completed its last calculation cycle.