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hook into worksheet events temporarily?
Hi everybody
I would like to write a wizard function similar to excel ones where once the function is started, I can pick up a range by switching to the worksheet and get the user selected range. My problem is how do I hook up into the worksheet events (ie SelectionChange) only while the function is running? If the technical aspect of this is too complicated, would anybody know of a good Microsoft or web article? The way I am planning to go about it is to create a user form with all the processing in the background and somehow hook into the worksheet events. Any help would be very much appreciated!!! Many thanks alex |
hook into worksheet events temporarily?
You can use the inputbox function with option 8 like this:
Dim rngSelection As Range Set rngSelection = Application.InputBox( _ Prompt:="Please select a range.", _ Type:=8) this puts a range as the HTH Philip "Alex Popescu" wrote: Hi everybody I would like to write a wizard function similar to excel ones where once the function is started, I can pick up a range by switching to the worksheet and get the user selected range. My problem is how do I hook up into the worksheet events (ie SelectionChange) only while the function is running? If the technical aspect of this is too complicated, would anybody know of a good Microsoft or web article? The way I am planning to go about it is to create a user form with all the processing in the background and somehow hook into the worksheet events. Any help would be very much appreciated!!! Many thanks alex |
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