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Detect macro's parent workbook or worksheet
Hi all,
I need to know from what particular workbook, worksheet and cell a given macro function is called from. The call could be made from a worksheet.calculate, a user pressing enter in the cell, or any other mean that would trigger the calculation of the formula in the cell How can I achieve it Thanks C. |
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Detect macro's parent workbook or worksheet
Hi
not quite sure what you're trying to do but have a look at application.caller -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Conceptor wrote: Hi all, I need to know from what particular workbook, worksheet and cell a given macro function is called from. The call could be made from a worksheet.calculate, a user pressing enter in the cell, or any other mean that would trigger the calculation of the formula in the cell. How can I achieve it? Thanks, C. |
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