Workbook A.xls has a Worksheet_Change() subroutine that is unintentionally
executed when cell content is modified by VBA code in Workbook B.xls.

Using VBA code executing in Workbook B.xls, I would like to:
1) disable macro exection for workbook A.xls while its content is being
manipulated by VBA code in Workbook B.xls;
2) re-enable macro exection for workbook A.xls prior to saving it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Keith

Hi Keith,

Try wrapping the problematic instruction with EnableEvents statements,
e'g.:

Application.enableEvents = False 'Disable events

'code line(s)


Application.EnableEvents = True 're-enable events


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Regards,
Norman



"keithb" wrote in message
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Workbook A.xls has a Worksheet_Change() subroutine that is unintentionally
executed when cell content is modified by VBA code in Workbook B.xls.

Using VBA code executing in Workbook B.xls, I would like to:
1) disable macro exection for workbook A.xls while its content is being
manipulated by VBA code in Workbook B.xls;
2) re-enable macro exection for workbook A.xls prior to saving it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Keith