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Event procedures: who is calling?
Hi Excelers,
is there any way to find out whether a worksheet event procedure , e.g. Worksheet.Activate, is triggered by a. a user activating the worksheet b. a macro activating the worksheet c. a macro calling the event procedure? TIA Momo |
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Event procedures: who is calling?
Look into Application.Caller property
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Event procedures: who is calling?
DM Unseen,
I did, and it doesn't give that information. Momo |
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