\label{Spreadsheet_Completely_Recalc}
The total number of sheets in course can be tremendous, since it is
the number of students times the number of assessments. LON-CAPA
caches these sheets and only selectively invalidates those cache
copies if potentially relevant data changes. \textbf{Completely
Recalc} forces LON-CAPA to invalidate all cache copies.
\index{Completely Recalc}

For instance, this is necessary to get the most up-to-date
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clock (making it ``out-of-date'' the moment it is calculated), or if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
changes, but not re-publication of a problem resource.  \label{Spreadsheet_Max_Depth_Exceeded}
The ``Maximum Calculation Depth Exceeded''\index{Maximum Calculation
Depth Exceeded error} error can occur when you reference other cells in
calculations. For example, if you have: 

\texttt{G0 = Some\_complicated\_expression\\
 X0 = G0>2?1:0}

Try replacing \texttt{X0}'s contents with \texttt{[
(Some\_complicated\_expression) > 2]?1:0}. In other words, replace the
reference to \texttt{G0} with the actual contents of \texttt{G0}. That
might fix your error by removing one level of indirection that
LON-CAPA must process in order to compute the result.