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ebachenh[_5_]

Change in one Worksheet Activates Another Worksheet Change
 

Hello:

I have a series of macros in Sheet12 - Sheet24, which each contain
Worksheet_Change macros. I would like to set up a Macro so that when a
new worksheet (Sheet6) is updated with data, it runs the macros in
Sheets 12-24.

Can someone please help with this?

Many thanks,
Ebachenh


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Chip Pearson

Change in one Worksheet Activates Another Worksheet Change
 
You're probably better off using the Workbook_SheetChange
procedure in the ThisWorkbook code module rather than the
Worksheet_Change event in each worksheet.


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Hello:

I have a series of macros in Sheet12 - Sheet24, which each
contain
Worksheet_Change macros. I would like to set up a Macro so
that when a
new worksheet (Sheet6) is updated with data, it runs the macros
in
Sheets 12-24.

Can someone please help with this?

Many thanks,
Ebachenh


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ebachenh[_6_]

Change in one Worksheet Activates Another Worksheet Change
 

Would you be able to help with the code syntax? I'm a real newbie.

Thanks,
Ebachenh


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