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Default Identifying the type of a Worksheet_Change

Good morning all,

Is there any way of identifying the type of a worksheet change.
I have such an event macro in a database that sets validation on cells in a
column, based on the value of the cell in the column to the left.
This works fine, but if I delete a row, .target doesn't have anything to act
on.
I need to be able to tell Excel to run the event macro if a change has been
made to a cell, but not to the structure of the workbook itself.

Is there any way in which I can do this?

I tried a condition with .target.cells.count, but this doesn't seem to be
quite what I need.

Thanks in advance

Pete

 
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