A question of TARGET.VALUE
 

I am usisng the following code...and it works to a certain extent.
The Commandbutton1, which is normally HIDDEN does become visible if the data
at H2 is greater that 1111
In other words if I type in 1111 at H2 the commandbutton1 will be visible
BUT
if I have a formula in H2 that displays a number great than 1111, the
commandbutton1 does NOT appear.
Can this be fixed.
Thanks
If Target.Address = "$H$2" Then
If Target.Value 1111 Then
CommandButton1.Visible = True

END IF
End If

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A question of TARGET.VALUE
 

Probably because you've placed this in the Worksheet_change event (you don't
provide that info, so I'm guessing here). That event does not trig with a
target address when a formula in target recalculates. So find the event that
causes the formula result to change and check there instead.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


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le.rogers.com...
I am usisng the following code...and it works to a certain extent.
The Commandbutton1, which is normally HIDDEN does become visible if the
data
at H2 is greater that 1111
In other words if I type in 1111 at H2 the commandbutton1 will be visible
BUT
if I have a formula in H2 that displays a number great than 1111, the
commandbutton1 does NOT appear.
Can this be fixed.
Thanks
If Target.Address = "$H$2" Then
If Target.Value 1111 Then
CommandButton1.Visible = True

END IF
End If

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A question of TARGET.VALUE
 

A change to the cells that the H2 formula is using will not trigger the
Change event. For this you need the calculate event, but you need to have
some checking in there to see if the value of H2 has changed as the
calculate might be triggered by some completely unrelated cells.

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HTH

Bob Phillips
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le.rogers.com...
I am usisng the following code...and it works to a certain extent.
The Commandbutton1, which is normally HIDDEN does become visible if the
data
at H2 is greater that 1111
In other words if I type in 1111 at H2 the commandbutton1 will be visible
BUT
if I have a formula in H2 that displays a number great than 1111, the
commandbutton1 does NOT appear.
Can this be fixed.
Thanks
If Target.Address = "$H$2" Then
If Target.Value 1111 Then
CommandButton1.Visible = True

END IF
End If

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Norton Professional 2004 says this email is clean...believe it