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I am designing an application in excel which can generate a report by copying
data from a different application and comparing it every 5 mins to check if
any data has been changed in specific fields and if any data has been changed
alert the user and the action should be started by the double click event in
excel . How do we do the programming in excel 2002 ?
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You might be better off using a WorkSheet_Change event to notfy users each
time the values of specified cells change.

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I am designing an application in excel which can generate a report by copying
data from a different application and comparing it every 5 mins to check if
any data has been changed in specific fields and if any data has been changed
alert the user and the action should be started by the double click event in
excel . How do we do the programming in excel 2002 ?

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