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Hi,
I have got this code from another thread in my search for a solution to a cell (f27) firing a macro. It works well, but I cant get the third condition to work IE Call Rockwell Both. Perhaps it can be done a totally different way also. I want cell f27 changing to fire a macro A Cell k27 changing to fire a macro B and if both cells change to fire macro C Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim myCell As Range If Not Intersect(Target, Range("f27")) Is Nothing Then For Each myCell In Intersect(Target, Range("f27")) If myCell.Value < 90 Then Call Rockwell_AddC End If If myCell.Value = " " Then Call Rockwell_RemoveC End If If k27 < 90 And f27 < 90 Then Call Rockwell_Both End If Next myCell End If End Sub Any advice greatly appreciated. Cheers, Aaron. |
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