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I have a spreadsheet used as a form.
There is a combo box on the main page which changes the entries of other cells on other sheets dependant on the value chosen in the combo box. I am using case statements to check the value of the combo box and then change the values in other cells. The problem is that when the user uses 'Save As' the combo box_change macro runs and changes/deletes entries the user may have made according to the initial rules when the macro first ran. How do I stop this from happening? Is there a way of checking if the user has selected 'Save As' and then preventing the macro from running or is it simpler than this. Any help much appreciated. |
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