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Hi all,
I need to draw a rectangle autoshape to the precise length that is given by data in a separate sheet. I've managed to do this, but the hard part is that if a user changes the length of this rectangle bar, the data in the other sheet needs to be updated; and vice versa, if the sheet is updated then the correct rectangle (there's more than one) must be updated as well. I think i can do the second part by using the Worksheet_Change property, however I have no idea how to make the worksheet aware that the user has changed an autoshape's size, and exactly which one has changed (although i'm guessing if you can do the first bit, getting the name of the shape should not be too hard). There doesn't seem to be event handlers for autoshapes! If anyone can help me with this problem, it'll be great!! Thanks, Jenny |
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