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At present, I do this by manually setting every cell in a notebook to be Initialization cell. There must be a better way! When I finish work one day and re-open the notebook the next day, I want all the cells to be evaluated.

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  • $\begingroup$ To answer the implicit Y question, you could also use DumpSave[] to save all the results and Get[] to reload them. You can save all the definitions (of variables and functions) in a whole context "Global`" might be appropriate for some workflows. Or you could work on a project in a context you define. $\endgroup$ Commented Jun 26, 2023 at 21:49
  • $\begingroup$ Another option is to use a "Wolfram Language Package" under the File/New/ Package/Script (a .wl file). The default is to use a code cell instead of an Input cell. One downside is that your output isn't preserved after you close the file, but if you're going to re-evaluate anyway, maybe that doesn't matter to you. You can still manually create Input cells and do many things supported in a .nb, including text, Graphics, etc. $\endgroup$ Commented Jun 27, 2023 at 1:06

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If you want the entire notebook converted to Initialization cells, Ctrl-A the notebook, selecting all the cells and then Ctrl-8 to convert them all to Initialization cells.

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