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I currently have the following code tied to a worksheet. The target cell
(L3) and the dependent cells that I cleanup when the value of L3 is changed are all on the same worksheet. I now need to modify the code because I need to move the target field to a different worksheet but still have the dependent cells stay on the current worksheet. The name of the worksheet is 'Enter Account' and the new target cell is cell H10. Also, do I leave the code tied to the same current worksheet or should I move it to the new worksheet with the target cell or to a module? Option Explicit Private Sub worksheet_change(ByVal target As Range) If Intersect(target, Me.Range("$L$3")) Is Nothing Then 'do nothing Else 'clean up cascading drop-downs if first value is changed Me.Range("H18:W18").Value = "" Me.Range("H19:W19").Value = "" Me.Range("H20:W20").Value = "" Me.Range("H21:W21").Value = "" Me.Range("AL18:AL21").Value = "" End If End Sub |
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