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The following code is snipped from a worksheet_change event sub:
With Sheets("Jobs") Stop If target.row = Range("EnterJob").row Then .Cells(target.row, _ JobBook.JOBS_DateIn).Value = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yy") Stop End With I put the stops in while debugging. The program hits the first stop, I click continue, then it just seems to flow somewhere else. The assignment to .Cells(target.row, JobBook.JOBS_DateIn).value is never carried out, and the second Stop is never reached... I am utterly baffled. It works fine in Excel 2000. This bug is showing up in Excel 2002, but I am pretty sure this section of code *was* working fine a week ago. I tried commenting out that line, but the same thing happens with the next line instead... Huh? Iain |
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