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identifying range
Hi,
I want to check whether the ActiveCell is within a specific range. so when using the Change function I would know whether to handle it or not. How can I check if the target cell or the ActiveCell is within a certain range? |
identifying range
Use the Intersect function.
Steve "Yossi" wrote in message ... Hi, I want to check whether the ActiveCell is within a specific range. so when using the Change function I would know whether to handle it or not. How can I check if the target cell or the ActiveCell is within a certain range? |
identifying range
This kind of thing checks for changes to exactly one cell in A1:B99.
If target.cells.count 1 then exit sub if intersect(target,me.range("a1:B99")) is nothing then exit sub 'your code to do the work Yossi wrote: Hi, I want to check whether the ActiveCell is within a specific range. so when using the Change function I would know whether to handle it or not. How can I check if the target cell or the ActiveCell is within a certain range? -- Dave Peterson |
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