Event codes often run even with events off, especially for activeX objects
(forms, for example). What I do is instead of what you have, (or in
addition), I use:
ActiveSheet.unprotect
Application.EnableEvents = False
NotNow=True 'a global boolean
ActiveSheet.btToggle.Value = False
NotNow=False
Range("title").Value = "NEW TICKET"

and in the event code for the btToggle, my first line is
If NotNow then exit sub

HTH
Bob Umlas
Excel MVP

"benb" wrote in message
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I've got one that's really stumped me. In my code, when the user opens
the
workbook, I have it set to change the title on the worksheet to a certain
value. There is also a toggle button on the sheet that is used to change
the
title so I set the value of the button to equal the value of the title.
The
code looks something like this:

ActiveSheet.unprotect
Application.EnableEvents = False
ActiveSheet.btToggle.Value = False
Range("title").Value = "NEW TICKET"

The problem is that there is some change event code that executes when I
set
the value of the toggle button EVEN THOUGH I thought I had disabled events
in
the code associated with the open event. I've tried disabling the button,
unlocking, and still it is executing the change event code. This wouldn't
be
a problem if the change event code didn't give me an error. The code that
causes the error is:

If Target.Count 1 Then
Application.Undo
MsgBox prompt:="Please only make changes to one field at a time.",
Title:="Error!", Buttons:=vbCritical
Application.EnableEvents = True
Exit Sub
Else
'some code
End If

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