Thanks Tim for the mods.
I modify the code as directed, and it helped, because now if I only enter a condition which is true, the UDF will turn the calculation off for the active sheet, but if I enter the desired CalcOff sheet name as an option, whether as a cell address which contains the sheet name, or directly into the function arguments, the UDF returns a VALUE! error. I tried modifying the code everyway that I could think of, but to no avail.
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