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Excel 2007: If a user clicks in Cell 'B4' or... 'E12' in a worksheet, is
there a function or VBA code stub where I can learn what cell they clicked? Row is needed, row and column is preferred. I am trying to do a table of DSUM results from a dynamically-updating database with... 3500 rows or so. I've built a pivot table aggregating the results of the transactions. Each pivot table row represents a Call Center Agent and total transactions. I want to extend each row to include transactions within a specific hour - e.g. Column D=11:00, E=12:00, F=13:00, etc. I can query the database table to return transactions per a specific agent for a specific hour I have the data table and the pivot table of total transactions per agent working. I do not want to build the table of 55 agents x 24 hours (implying 55 x 24 x 2 criteria), as the agents change day-to-day and hour-to-hour based on shift. My vision is for the user to click on an agent name, and the spreadsheet updates the transactions per hour graph of the agent selected. If I know which cell a user chooses, I only need to build 24 x 2 criteria for 24 DSUM updates. Any thoughts? --Dan |
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