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Is there a cell (or range) property that can be used to get the previous value of a cell? I would
like to run an if statement based on whether the new value is greater than or less than the old value Thanks, Rick |
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No. You would have to write code to "remember" the value of the currently
active cell in a global variable. -- Vasant "Rick" wrote in message news:oMVgc.161569$gA5.1904040@attbi_s03... Is there a cell (or range) property that can be used to get the previous value of a cell? I would like to run an if statement based on whether the new value is greater than or less than the old value Thanks, Rick |
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