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Hi All
Is there a 'simple' way of detecting if a user selects an entire row in a worksheet that can be used to trigger an event? I have a need to control users who wish to delete an entire row by way of the CTRL- sequence. On another related matter, if a worksheet is protected (all cells) and an autofilter is in place, is there a way to detect that the user is clicking the autofilter ? TIA -- Cheers Nigel |
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