Worksheet_Activate
 

When does the Activate event occur? I've determined that it
occurs when clicking between tabs. It does NOT seem to occur
when the sheet is first loaded though.

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Worksheet_Activate
 

"Jim Carlock" wrote in message
...
When does the Activate event occur? I've determined that it
occurs when clicking between tabs. It does NOT seem to occur
when the sheet is first loaded though.

Hi Jim,

Yes, the Worksheet Activate event only fires after its workbook has been
opened when the worksheet transitions from an inactive state to an active
state. This can be the result of clicking on its sheet tab to make it active
(assuming it wasn't already the active sheet) or unhiding it if it was
hidden. Doing any of these activities from VBA will also fire the event.

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Worksheet_Activate
 

Thanks Rob.

I ended up using the Workbook_Open() instead to call a public
subroutine inside of the Excel Sheet. It's working very nicely.

The combobox gets filled and everything is very pleasant.

I tried to use the Sheets("Sheet1").Activate but that doesn't
force the Activate event to be called. I did get it to fire by
Activating another sheet then Activating the original Sheet1
but that was so SLOPPY. LOL

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"Rob Bovey" wrote in message
...
"Jim Carlock" wrote in message
...
When does the Activate event occur? I've determined that it
occurs when clicking between tabs. It does NOT seem to occur
when the sheet is first loaded though.

Hi Jim,

Yes, the Worksheet Activate event only fires after its workbook has
been
opened when the worksheet transitions from an inactive state to an active
state. This can be the result of clicking on its sheet tab to make it
active
(assuming it wasn't already the active sheet) or unhiding it if it was
hidden. Doing any of these activities from VBA will also fire the event.

--
Rob Bovey, MCSE, MCSD, Excel MVP
Application Professionals
http://www.appspro.com/

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* I delete all unsolicited e-mail responses *



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Jim Carlock
http://www.microcosmotalk.com
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