{subsection: Embedded VBA}
-The embedded VBA is in the actual workbook so instead of calling a script to execute Excel, Condor directly calls it.
+For people who wish to dispatch an Excel workbook to another machine for calculation, saving, and then closing of Excel and the return of the workbook, a fairly straightforward solution is to use a VBA script and modifying a setting in the Excel that one uses to view the workbook's contents.
+The embedded VBA is in the actual workbook so instead of calling a script to execute Excel, Condor directly calls it. In this example, the script uses a variable, ForceFullCalculation, for its own purposes and checks if it is true. If it is, it clears it, saves the workbook, and exits once the recalculations are done. The next time the user wants to send the workbook out for recalculations, they'll need to set ForceFullCalculation to true again.
{subsection: Example}
