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if I evaluate a range of cells using the "beforeDoubleClick" event, I can
set the cancel argument to True, disabling the event. problem is that I don't always want that condition; for example, so that the user can perform in-cell editing with cells in that same range, they should be able to DoubleClick within the active cell (selected/activated by a single Click) with would start the editing. ...However, the cancel argument of the double click disabled that possibility... how do I turn it back on? |
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