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How to make a table with only one cell to be selected?
Is there a way to make the selection be chosen by a mouse click instead of
typing? Something like clicking on a desired cell makes it appear the X and therefore select it just like if I had typed the X and hit enter. Thanks :) "vezerid" wrote: You can use the following VBA event procedure for this: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Intersect(Target, Range("A2:B13")) Is Nothing Then v = Target.Value col = Target.Column Application.EnableEvents = False Range(ActiveSheet.Cells(2, col), ActiveSheet.Cells(13, col)).ClearContents Target.Value = v Application.EnableEvents = True End If End Sub To install: Right click on the sheet tab. Choose View Code... This takes you to the VBA IDE. Paste the above code in the window. It should operate like you want from this point on. HTH Kostis Vezerides On Mar 13, 7:24 pm, ghnogueira wrote: I know the title is kinda confusing, but I couldn't really think how to explain in short words what I want. I have these 2 column ranges (A2:A13 and B2:B13), and I want them to some kind of selection boxes, where I can type something like an "X" to show selection. But I want Excel to accept only ONE X per column, like if it was a HTTP radio box, where you have like 5 different options, but can only choose 1 of them. e.g.: when I type "x" on cell A3, and type again on cell A7, it automatically deletes the x on cell A3, or something like that. It may not be an "x", might be something else. But that's the idea. Was it clear enough? |
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