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1. is it acceptable to place more than 1 control per sheet? if so, is there some limit? 2. is there any way to have one control applied to every sheet, or a range of sheets? or, does the code have to be placed on each sheet? thanks -- Gary |
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Hi Gary,
1. is it acceptable to place more than 1 control per sheet? if so, is there some limit? I am not sure what you mean by 'control' in this context, but looking at your subject for clues, the event code can respond to multiple triggers. Please provide some additional explanation. 2. is there any way to have one control applied to every sheet, or a range of sheets? or, does the code have to be placed on each sheet? Look at Workbook event procedures and, specifically at the Workbookbook_SheetSelectionChange event. Thie event corresponds to the Worksheet_SelectionChange event but operates at workbook level, i.e. the event occurs with selection change on any worksheet. --- Regards, Norman "Gary Keramidas" wrote in message ... excel pros: 1. is it acceptable to place more than 1 control per sheet? if so, is there some limit? 2. is there any way to have one control applied to every sheet, or a range of sheets? or, does the code have to be placed on each sheet? thanks -- Gary |
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ok, thanks.
you guessed what i meant. multiple events triggers on each worksheet code page. -- Gary "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Gary, 1. is it acceptable to place more than 1 control per sheet? if so, is there some limit? I am not sure what you mean by 'control' in this context, but looking at your subject for clues, the event code can respond to multiple triggers. Please provide some additional explanation. 2. is there any way to have one control applied to every sheet, or a range of sheets? or, does the code have to be placed on each sheet? Look at Workbook event procedures and, specifically at the Workbookbook_SheetSelectionChange event. Thie event corresponds to the Worksheet_SelectionChange event but operates at workbook level, i.e. the event occurs with selection change on any worksheet. --- Regards, Norman "Gary Keramidas" wrote in message ... excel pros: 1. is it acceptable to place more than 1 control per sheet? if so, is there some limit? 2. is there any way to have one control applied to every sheet, or a range of sheets? or, does the code have to be placed on each sheet? thanks -- Gary |
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