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Event triggered by Hiding/Unhiding columns?
Is there any event that would detect a user hiding or unhiding columns?
I have a graph that plots data together with some computed quantities. I want the computed quantities to reflect only the data that is visible on the graph (from columns that are not hidden). I wrote an IsVisible() function to make the computations use only the visible data, but hiding/unhiding columns does not trigger a recalculation, even if IsVisible() is declared Volatile. Jerry |
Event triggered by Hiding/Unhiding columns?
AFAIK - no.
Volatile would be of no use. It only works within a user defined Function which, when volatile, will recalculate every time the sheet caclulates - or, if not volatile, will only calculate if cells to which the formula refers are changed. I can only sugest a macro which checks if columns are hidden or not and changes a chart reference array accordingly. You seem to have done this anyway. But you still have to figure out how to run it. I suppose a simple button if all else fails. Regards BrianB ============================================= "Jerry W. Lewis" wrote in message ... Is there any event that would detect a user hiding or unhiding columns? I have a graph that plots data together with some computed quantities. I want the computed quantities to reflect only the data that is visible on the graph (from columns that are not hidden). I wrote an IsVisible() function to make the computations use only the visible data, but hiding/unhiding columns does not trigger a recalculation, even if IsVisible() is declared Volatile. Jerry |
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