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Whats wrong with this code? I am using it on a sheet that has an Excel
list. I cant protect the worksheet as it makes the list inactive. The code gives the user a message and applys an undo whenever they attempt to type over a formula. I'm trying to allow the users to delete whole rows and using this code "If Target.Columns.Count = Columns Then". If I take the delete rows bit out everything works fine, with it in it works okay but slows the spreadsheet down massivley making it unworkable. Here is the code: Dim myRng As Range Set myRng = Me.Range("Protect") On Error GoTo errHandler: If Intersect(Target, myRng) Is Nothing Then 'let 'em do it Else With Application .EnableEvents = False .Undo End With MsgBox "I've asked you not to change this Field!" End If On Error GoTo errHandler: If Target.Columns.Count = Columns Then Else With Application .EnableEvents = False .Undo End With MsgBox "I've asked you not to change this Field!" End If errHandler: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub |
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