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Thanks Geoff
I didnt try it yet but are you saying that it is not doable to override this message box then? Many thanks for your effort. Peddie Geoff Harrison wrote: "Geoff Harrison" wrote: Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range) If Worksheets("Sheet1").Protect = True Then MsgBox "Protected" End If End Sub Actually, reviewing what I've just posted ... ignore this section ... makes no difference. -- Quacking Eck! It''s The Duck! |
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You can still use this solution ... just ignore the bit about the
Workbook_SheetChange sub ... it doesn't have any effect. -- Quacking Eck! It''s The Duck! "peddie" wrote: Thanks Geoff I didnt try it yet but are you saying that it is not doable to override this message box then? Many thanks for your effort. Peddie Geoff Harrison wrote: "Geoff Harrison" wrote: Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range) If Worksheets("Sheet1").Protect = True Then MsgBox "Protected" End If End Sub Actually, reviewing what I've just posted ... ignore this section ... makes no difference. -- Quacking Eck! It''s The Duck! |
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