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Default Sheet calculation target cell

Excel 2002, WinXP
I have an OP who is getting stock updates through a Dynamic Data Exchange
(DDE). He has a column of formulas that pull down the data.
He wants something to happen when the contents of each of these cells
change and that "something" needs to be tied to the particular cell that
changed. Therein lies the problem.
Obviously the content of the cell (a formula) has not changed so I can't
use a Worksheet_Change macro to home in on the cell that changed. The only
event that fires that I know of is the "sheet calculate" event, and that
event does not identify the cell that triggered the calculation.
I feel that I'm not the first one to come up against this problem, but I
can't find anything on it. Does anyone know of some methodology by which to
identify the cell that caused the calculation to fire? Thanks for your
help. Otto


 
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