Hi,

I have to use worksheet calculate to fire a couple of macros.
The problem is that, at a later stage, another workbook is opened, and
worksheet_calculate() fires automatically in the newly opened workbook.
So far, I had no success in adding a trap such as :
If ActiveSheet.Name <"xxxx" Then exit sub ...
Any suggestions ???
Thanks in advance
Carim

Carim,

Add this to the top of your event code:
Application.EnableEvents = False

And this to the bottom:
Application.EnableEvents = True

Of course, that may prevent the auto_open macro or the workbook_open event
of the workbook that you are opening from running, so there will be some
further testing on your part involved.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP

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Hi,

I have to use worksheet calculate to fire a couple of macros.
The problem is that, at a later stage, another workbook is opened, and
worksheet_calculate() fires automatically in the newly opened workbook.
So far, I had no success in adding a trap such as :
If ActiveSheet.Name <"xxxx" Then exit sub ...
Any suggestions ???
Thanks in advance
Carim

Hi Bernie,

It is already part of worksheet_calculate ...
As a matter of fact, the very same module tested on an empty
sheet/workbook works fine...
The problem is that a pivot table object is in this sheet, which seems
to disturb "normal behaviours" ...
Thanks for your comments
Cheers
Carim