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Worksheet_Calculate question
I have the following macro:
Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() If ThisWorkbook.Name = ActiveWorkbook.Name Then Application.ScreenUpdating = False If ChartObjects.Count 0 Then With ChartObjects(ChartObjects.Count) AxisScale .Chart End With End If Application.ScreenUpdating = True End If End Sub I want it to only run when for the worksheet that it's "attached" to. It seems to be running whenever I change anything on another worksheet in the workbook. What do I need to change? Thanks in advance, Barb Reinhardt |
Worksheet_Calculate question
In addition, thre is a possibility that I'll have multiple worksheets with an
embedded chart on the worksheet and I'll want to set up a Worksheet_calculate event for each worksheet. Can this be done and what else might I need to change in this. "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I have the following macro: Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() If ThisWorkbook.Name = ActiveWorkbook.Name Then Application.ScreenUpdating = False If ChartObjects.Count 0 Then With ChartObjects(ChartObjects.Count) AxisScale .Chart End With End If Application.ScreenUpdating = True End If End Sub I want it to only run when for the worksheet that it's "attached" to. It seems to be running whenever I change anything on another worksheet in the workbook. What do I need to change? Thanks in advance, Barb Reinhardt |
Worksheet_Calculate question
You could create a worksheet_calculate for each worksheet and check to see what
worksheet is active: Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() If Me.Parent.Name = ActiveWorkbook.Name Then If Me.Name = ActiveSheet.Name Then But maybe it would be better to use the Workbook_sheetCalculate event Option Explicit Private Sub Workbook_SheetCalculate(ByVal Sh As Object) If Me.Name = ActiveWorkbook.Name Then If Sh.Name = ActiveSheet.Name Then 'do your stuff... Barb Reinhardt wrote: In addition, thre is a possibility that I'll have multiple worksheets with an embedded chart on the worksheet and I'll want to set up a Worksheet_calculate event for each worksheet. Can this be done and what else might I need to change in this. "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I have the following macro: Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() If ThisWorkbook.Name = ActiveWorkbook.Name Then Application.ScreenUpdating = False If ChartObjects.Count 0 Then With ChartObjects(ChartObjects.Count) AxisScale .Chart End With End If Application.ScreenUpdating = True End If End Sub I want it to only run when for the worksheet that it's "attached" to. It seems to be running whenever I change anything on another worksheet in the workbook. What do I need to change? Thanks in advance, Barb Reinhardt -- Dave Peterson |
Worksheet_Calculate question
Thanks so much.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: You could create a worksheet_calculate for each worksheet and check to see what worksheet is active: Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() If Me.Parent.Name = ActiveWorkbook.Name Then If Me.Name = ActiveSheet.Name Then But maybe it would be better to use the Workbook_sheetCalculate event Option Explicit Private Sub Workbook_SheetCalculate(ByVal Sh As Object) If Me.Name = ActiveWorkbook.Name Then If Sh.Name = ActiveSheet.Name Then 'do your stuff... Barb Reinhardt wrote: In addition, thre is a possibility that I'll have multiple worksheets with an embedded chart on the worksheet and I'll want to set up a Worksheet_calculate event for each worksheet. Can this be done and what else might I need to change in this. "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I have the following macro: Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() If ThisWorkbook.Name = ActiveWorkbook.Name Then Application.ScreenUpdating = False If ChartObjects.Count 0 Then With ChartObjects(ChartObjects.Count) AxisScale .Chart End With End If Application.ScreenUpdating = True End If End Sub I want it to only run when for the worksheet that it's "attached" to. It seems to be running whenever I change anything on another worksheet in the workbook. What do I need to change? Thanks in advance, Barb Reinhardt -- Dave Peterson |
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