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preventing code from running
hi all
I'm sure this is easy, but I'm a bit stuck. I have a sub that is executed when the Worksheet_Change event fires. There is also a macro that I run (mod_Evaluate) while working on that sheet. Both sets of code work fine, but... I want Worksheet_Change code to be in effect at all times EXCEPT when I run mod_Evaluate. What code can I add to mod_Evaluate to temporarily stop the Worksheet_Change code? Thank you anny |
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preventing code from running
Application.EnableEvents = False
'Your macro code Application.EnableEvents = True HTH Otto "anny" wrote in message ... hi all I'm sure this is easy, but I'm a bit stuck. I have a sub that is executed when the Worksheet_Change event fires. There is also a macro that I run (mod_Evaluate) while working on that sheet. Both sets of code work fine, but... I want Worksheet_Change code to be in effect at all times EXCEPT when I run mod_Evaluate. What code can I add to mod_Evaluate to temporarily stop the Worksheet_Change code? Thank you anny |
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