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Is it possible to detect which key the user pressed when entering a
cell value? Did they enter the value by pressing enter (return on Mac), tab, any of the arrow keys or the Numpad enter key? I want XL to check that the entered value is not greater than the value in row 4 of the same column without using data validation. The code I'm presently using is in the Workbook_SheetChange Event Procedure but it only works properly when the user presses a key which selects the cell directly below (or uses the mouse to directly select that cell). I want to change the code to cover instances where the user uses tab, up arrow, left arrow, right arrow or enter on the Numpad to enter a cell value. To do this I need to determine the key pressed by the user. Any help will be much appreciated. Ken Johnson |
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