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Default Worksheet_Change Recursion ARGHH!

Hey all, good to come out here again.
I have some VBA that executes in "Private Sub
Worksheet_Change", and it takes place whenever the user
updates or makes changes to data on the spreadsheet. The
user actually only makes changes in the C column but the
rest of the spreadsheet refreshes accordingly.

Anyway, part of my VBA access another Sheet and copies
info from there to this sheet while also updating all the
cells of the columns (except the C column).

THE PROBLEM: As soon as the VBA starts changing the
values on this sheet, it re-executes the "Private Sub
Worksheet_Change" again and starts the Macro all over
before it ever finishes. It gets caught in a never
ending cycle?? So the VBA is activating itself because
it produces a Worksheet_Change. But I only want it to
run when the user changes a value in the C column????

I want to use "Worksheet_Change" instead of having a
button that the user has to remember to push. What can I
do? Please advise.

DBAL

 
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