Stuart

See Andy's comments here

http://www.dicks-blog.com/excel/2004...heck_a_te.html

It seems that setting DisplayAlerts to False will prevent that "check rest
of sheet" message. I haven't tested it, but Andy's pretty solid.

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"Stuart" wrote in message
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Many thanks for all the help.

Regards.

"Dick Kusleika" wrote in message
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"Stuart" wrote in message
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One last question please:
How can I obtain a list of the Event options associated
with a textbox .... (and that goes for Objects/Controls
generally)? I'm sure I've seen a way to do this as soon
as the textbox (eg) is created?

Controls from the Forms or Drawing toolbars don't have events, only
OnAction
(basically a click event). Only ActiveX controls have events like
Deactivate. If you want to avoid that specific error, I think you only
need
to put your Unprotect line in the SelectionChange event. That will
allow
the user to select a protected cell, but once the EnableSelection line
is
run it will kick them to the next unprotected cell. I didn't test that,
but
I think it will work.

If you need to find the event associated with ActiveX controls, the
easiest
way is to open the sheet module that contains the controls. Use the
left
pulldown to find the control and right pulldown will show all the
events.


So if I found a (say) Textbox_Deactivate or Deselect
event, I might be able to use that to check the cell the
user had exited to, and test that for being locked ......
if so, return user to the textbox.


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Dick Kusleika
MVP - Excel
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www.dicks-blog.com




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