Rich,

In your code you don't deal with Target any more. The object that you
process now becomes cell (or whatever else you call it)

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"Rich Wallace" wrote in
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Thanks Bob,

The code is running as you suggested, but when I loop on the cell, my
Target.Row value is not reflecting the new value so I loop on the same
cell
as many times as there are cells in the range.

Any ideas?

Thangs again,
-Rich

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Rich,

If Target is more than one cell, you have to trap that (Target.Count
1),
and process each cell in that range

For Each cell In Target
'etc
Next cell

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Bob Phillips
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"Rich Wallace" wrote in
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Hi all,

I am running some code against the Worksheet_Change event that picks
out
the
target.value and writes the output to XML. What I've noticed lately
is,
if/when a user performs a copy from one cell, and pastes the value to
another cell or a range of cells, my Worksheet_Change event fires, but
does
not trap the target.value from the first cell that is populated nor
does
it
run for every cell that had new data pasted to it.

Can someone point me in the right direction to code for this? If they
paste
one value to five cells, I need to extract the new value from each
individual cell it was pasted to.

Thanks!
-Rich