There only appears to be the one event,

A bit misleading, I meant only one as relates to the 'spreadsheet', quite a
few others though.

Regards,
Peter T

"Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote in message
...
Hi George

There only appears to be the one event, at least in my xl2k version. I
added
the OWC control to a form and in its code module -

Dim WithEvents spr As OWC.Spreadsheet

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Set spr = Me.Controls("Spreadsheet1")
End Sub

Private Sub spr_BeforeCommand(ByVal EventInfo As _
OWC.SpreadsheetEventInfo)
Dim evnt As OWC.SpreadsheetEventInfo
Set evnt = EventInfo
Stop ' look at locals

End Sub

You may need to change OWC (which is what it is in my xl9) to OWC10

Regards,
Peter T


"Bula" wrote in message
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Peter:

Thank you so much. It really works if we dimension the objects like
this at the beginning:

dim Sht As OWC10.Spreadsheet
dim Dim Wksht As OWC10.Worksheet

May I also ask how I can add a procedure to handle the SheetChange
event of the OWC10.worksheet at run time.

George



Peter T wrote:
Try -

dim Sht As OWC.Spreadsheet
dim Dim Wksht As OWC.Worksheet

Set Sht = Me.Controls.Add("OWC10.Spreadsheet.10")

(might be easier to add at design time, at least for testing)

set Wksht = Sht.activesheet

The control has just the single sheet

Put a break and look at Sht and Wksht in Locals or look at OWC in
object
browser.

Regards,
Peter T

"Bula" wrote in message
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Appreciate very much if you can help.
I add a Spreadsheet control on my userform, and want to reference a
worksheet on the control. But got a "Type mismatch" error.


Set Sht = Me.Controls.Add("OWC10.Spreadsheet.10")

Dim Wksht As Worksheet
Set Wksht =Sht. Worksheets("Sheet1")

Why the worksheet on the Spreadsheet control is not of type
worksheet?


George