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I have a spreadsheet in which several people enter data throughout the day.
Occasionally, a user will change another user's numbers. This is NOT good, and I need a way to track which data has been altered. I am tracking users by their Windows login (variable is uName), and entering their initials in column P. Each user has a unique cell color, which is also entered in column P. I'm having a tough time figuring out the next step though. Locking cells would be counter productive. I would like to insert some worksheet code which would immediately detect if a user has changed a previous user's data, by coloring the changed data cell with the current user's unique color. Example: User #1 enters 5 in cell D2 User#2 changes the 5 in cell D2 to a 3 worksheet routine highlights cell D2 with User#2's color, but doesn't block the change. Any help would be appreciated. McBarker |
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