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Is there any way to tell if any of the cells in a range have been changed? I
have a VBA routine that allows the user to "auto-fill" a range of cells with a certain value, but if any of the cells in the range have been modified but not saved, I want to inform the user and (maybe) save the changes first. I can't seem to find any property that indicates whether a range or a specific cell has changed or not. Is there such a property, or maybe a way to compare the current cell contents with the previous cell contents? Thanks for any information, Carl Rapson |
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