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Hi folks,
Tried searching the web for this, but don't know what event I'm searching for! I have a number of cells in a certain column (F9, F15, F16, F23....) Non-contiguous. After the number is entered in these cells, I want it to trigger a macro to effect the adjacent cell (bg colour and font colour) I can construct the macro and assign it to a button, but I am unsure of how to tie it to a specific cell or cells. Anyone? TIA, Piers |
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It would be much simpler to use Conditional Format on the adjacent cells.
Mike F "Piers 2k" wrote in message ... Hi folks, Tried searching the web for this, but don't know what event I'm searching for! I have a number of cells in a certain column (F9, F15, F16, F23....) Non-contiguous. After the number is entered in these cells, I want it to trigger a macro to effect the adjacent cell (bg colour and font colour) I can construct the macro and assign it to a button, but I am unsure of how to tie it to a specific cell or cells. Anyone? TIA, Piers |
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Use the Change event (not SelectionChange)
right click on the sheet tab and select view code. then, from the dropdowns at the top of the module: Left: Worksheet Right: Change Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) if Target.count 1 then exit sub set rng = Range("F9,F15:F16,F23") if not intersect(Target,rng) is nothing then With Target.Offset(0,1) .Interior.colorIndex = 3 .Font.ColorIndex = 6 End Wtih End if End Sub See Chip Pearson's page on Events http://www.cpearson.com/excel/events.htm -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Piers 2k" wrote in message ... Hi folks, Tried searching the web for this, but don't know what event I'm searching for! I have a number of cells in a certain column (F9, F15, F16, F23....) Non-contiguous. After the number is entered in these cells, I want it to trigger a macro to effect the adjacent cell (bg colour and font colour) I can construct the macro and assign it to a button, but I am unsure of how to tie it to a specific cell or cells. Anyone? TIA, Piers |
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Fab - thanks Tom.
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