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 \label{Spreadsheet_Completely_Recalc}  \label{Spreadsheet_Calculation}
 The total number of sheets in course can be tremendous, since it is  
   The total number of spreadsheets in course can be tremendous, since it is
 the number of students times the number of assessments. LON-CAPA  the number of students times the number of assessments. LON-CAPA
 caches these sheets and only selectively invalidates those cache  caches these sheets and only selectively invalidates those cache
 copies if potentially relevant data changes. \textbf{Completely  copies if potentially relevant data changes. 
 Recalc} forces LON-CAPA to invalidate all cache copies.  
 \index{Completely Recalc}  
   
 For instance, this is necessary to get the most up-to-date  The automatic spreadsheet devalidation catches student
 calculations if the sheet itself contains direct access to the system  
 clock (making it ``out-of-date'' the moment it is calculated), or if  
 an assessment is edited in a way that would retroactively change  
 grading. The automatic spreadsheet devalidation catches student  
 submissions, \textbf{PAR}a\textbf{M}eter changes, and spreadsheet  submissions, \textbf{PAR}a\textbf{M}eter changes, and spreadsheet
 changes, but not re-publication of a problem resource.  \label{Spreadsheet_Max_Depth_Exceeded}  changes, but not re-publication of a problem resource.  
   
   \textbf{Spreadsheet_Max_Depth_Exceeded}
   
 The ``Maximum Calculation Depth Exceeded''\index{Maximum Calculation  The ``Maximum Calculation Depth Exceeded''\index{Maximum Calculation
 Depth Exceeded error} error can occur when you reference other cells in  Depth Exceeded error} error can occur when you reference other cells in
 calculations. For example, if you have:   calculations. For example, if you have: 

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