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Default Event procedures for spreadsheet cells ?

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Does anyone know, is there any way to trap a select or activate event for a
cell in a worksheet ? My code generates statistical analysis on columns of
data and it would be nice to be able to highlight the source data involved
whenever I click in one of the result cells. Any ideas anyone ?

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Default Event procedures for spreadsheet cells ?

The SelectionChange event fires whenever you select a cell. You
can test the Target parameter to see if it is one of your cells,
and act accordingly.


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Hi -

Does anyone know, is there any way to trap a select or activate
event for a
cell in a worksheet ? My code generates statistical analysis
on columns of
data and it would be nice to be able to highlight the source
data involved
whenever I click in one of the result cells. Any ideas anyone
?

Thanks



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