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What range is a cell in?
Concerning Excel VBA: Does anyone know of a way that I can find out what range a particular cell (ActiveCell) is in? Here's the situation: I have several named ranges in a worksheet. When a cell changes, if it is in a particular range, then some code needs to be executed, and, if it's in another range, other code needs to be executed
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What range is a cell in?
I use "Change-Event" processing to detect when a cell value
has been altered. I'm sorry, but to explain it will take more room than I have available here. See if you can find an explanation of Event processing somewhere like in John Walkenbach's book on VBA programming. -----Original Message----- Concerning Excel VBA: Does anyone know of a way that I can find out what range a particular cell (ActiveCell) is in? Here's the situation: I have several named ranges in a worksheet. When a cell changes, if it is in a particular range, then some code needs to be executed, and, if it's in another range, other code needs to be executed. Thanks! . |
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