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Default Code that runs each time AFTER a sheet is cut off the book

I know that there is basicly a possibility to write a code that
will be executable each time BEFORE some event occurs.
What i came across now is the need to have a code that will
make changes to a book each time AFTER any sheet is cut
off it? Is it possible in princple? If so, maybe someone might
help me? great thatnxxx in advance, guys
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Default Code that runs each time AFTER a sheet is cut off the book

Use the sheetdeactivate event in the ThisWorkbook module

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I know that there is basicly a possibility to write a code that
will be executable each time BEFORE some event occurs.
What i came across now is the need to have a code that will
make changes to a book each time AFTER any sheet is cut
off it? Is it possible in princple? If so, maybe someone might
help me? great thatnxxx in advance, guys



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