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Macro on cell click??
How about double-click?:
First enter this macro into a worksheet's code area (not a module): Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick(ByVal _ Target As Range, Cancel As Boolean) Cancel = True If IsEmpty(Selection.Value) Then Selection.Value = "x" Else Selection.Value = Selection.Value & "x" End If End Sub Whenever you double-click a cell in that sheet, it will add an "x" to the value. -- Gary's Student "PG Oriel" wrote: I am a school teacher and use my interactive whiteboard a lot, which is away from my keyboard. I have a spreadsheet which I log behavioural issues in with a x, xx, 15 depending on severity of warning. I have this in the background and open it when i need to input my warnings. This involves me going to my desk and keying it in. Is there a way to click on a cell with the mouse, change it to a x, then if I click a second time to change it to a xx, and then on 3rd click to 15. I can do it using buttons, but is there any way to do it using a clicking sequence ona cell only??? Thanks!!! |
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