Dear All,

I am testing some SelectionChange event code. Each time it doesn't like
like what I test it with it refuses to trigger the event again. My only
solution to get it working again is to save the file, close the
workbook, and close Excel.

I then have restart Excel and reopen the file to try it again. Is there
some 'reset' trick that saves me from having to go out of the
application altogether so I continue on?

Many thanks,

andym

Hi Andym,

It is possible that the code is turning of events with the line:

Application.EnableEvents = False

If the code fails, the corresponding re-activation of events is not taking
place.

Therefore, try changing your code to include an error handler which restores
the setting, e.g.:

'=============
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)

On Error GoTo XIT
Application.EnableEvents = False

'your code
XIT:
Application.EnableEvents = True

End Sub
'<<=============


Immediately, however, restore the setting by typing:

Application.EnableEvents = True

in the Immediate window and hitting the Enter key.


---
Regards,
Norman


"andym" wrote in message
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Dear All,

I am testing some SelectionChange event code. Each time it doesn't like
like what I test it with it refuses to trigger the event again. My only
solution to get it working again is to save the file, close the
workbook, and close Excel.

I then have restart Excel and reopen the file to try it again. Is there
some 'reset' trick that saves me from having to go out of the
application altogether so I continue on?

Many thanks,

andym

Thanks Norman,

this worked great!!

I have another question, but I will start up another post.

I appreciate your help.

Regards,

andym


Norman Jones wrote:
Hi Andym,

It is possible that the code is turning of events with the line:

Application.EnableEvents = False

If the code fails, the corresponding re-activation of events is not taking
place.

Therefore, try changing your code to include an error handler which restores
the setting, e.g.:

'=============
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)

On Error GoTo XIT
Application.EnableEvents = False

'your code
XIT:
Application.EnableEvents = True

End Sub
'<<=============


Immediately, however, restore the setting by typing:

Application.EnableEvents = True

in the Immediate window and hitting the Enter key.


---
Regards,
Norman


"andym" wrote in message
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Dear All,

I am testing some SelectionChange event code. Each time it doesn't like
like what I test it with it refuses to trigger the event again. My only
solution to get it working again is to save the file, close the
workbook, and close Excel.

I then have restart Excel and reopen the file to try it again. Is there
some 'reset' trick that saves me from having to go out of the
application altogether so I continue on?

Many thanks,

andym

Andy,
If there are errors in your code, then the IDE goes in to break mode with
the line highlighted.
At this point you can either correct the code or click the reset icon to
stop code execution.

You should not have go through all that to get working again, but then again
it may depend on what you're actually doing.

This may be a good time to introduce some error traps in your code to deal
with exceptions.

NickHK

"andym" wrote in message
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Dear All,

I am testing some SelectionChange event code. Each time it doesn't like
like what I test it with it refuses to trigger the event again. My only
solution to get it working again is to save the file, close the
workbook, and close Excel.

I then have restart Excel and reopen the file to try it again. Is there
some 'reset' trick that saves me from having to go out of the
application altogether so I continue on?

Many thanks,

andym