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I am trying to create code which will highlight non-contiguous rows in a
spreadsheet, using a worksheet change event procedure. Every time the target column value changes (column "E") I would like select that row, but without de-selecting the previous entry. Example: change value of cell "E1" to "3", event triggers row 1 to select. change value of cell "E4" to "7", event triggers row 4 to select, but row 1 stays selected also. Is this possible, or would I have to highlight the rows, instead of selecting. Thanks, Steve |
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