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Excel 2002, Win XP
I have noticed in these NGs that when an Undo command is issued (in code) that an Error Handler routine is often used. That is, a statement like: On Error GoTo ErrHandler is put before the Undo command. Or something like: If Sheets(xlsName).CanUndo Then..... I can understand doing this if the Undo capability is in question. My question regards the need for the above in the specific situation where the code containing the Undo command is triggered by a Worksheet_Change event. When and why would the Undo not be available in this situation? Thanks for your help. Otto |
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