Hi Brad,

To set multiple columns in "If Target.Column =", you can use the Select Case statement. This will allow you to run the same code when one of several columns contains the active cell without repeating the code.

Here's an example code:

1. Formula:

   Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) 

2. Formula:

   Select Case Target.Column 

   1. Case 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
      'Your code goes here
   2. Case Else
      'Do nothing
3. Formula:

   End Select 

4. Formula:

   End Sub 


In this code, the Select Case statement checks if the active cell is in columns 7 to 13. If it is, your code will be executed. If not, nothing will happen.

You can add your own code in the "Your code goes here" section. This will be executed when the active cell is in one of the specified columns.