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Making a matching worksheet allowing drag and drop of protected cells...
Hi Excel-lent Gurus,
I would like to make a worksheet for students that contains various words to define (in one column) with their definitions (in some other column). The definitions would be mixed up, and students would have to either type the correct word into a cell next to the corresponding definition, or drag & drop the word into the same cell for typing. Instead of having to select a cell containing a definition word and then dragging on the cell's border, a cell could be dragged just by clicking on it once, holding the mouse (left button) down, and dragging. Is coding for drag and drop like this possible? Thanks much, Arnold |
Making a matching worksheet allowing drag and drop of protected cells...
Arnold,
I don't believe that is possible. -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Arnold" wrote in message Hi Excel-lent Gurus, I would like to make a worksheet for students that contains various words to define (in one column) with their definitions (in some other column). The definitions would be mixed up, and students would have to either type the correct word into a cell next to the corresponding definition, or drag & drop the word into the same cell for typing. Instead of having to select a cell containing a definition word and then dragging on the cell's border, a cell could be dragged just by clicking on it once, holding the mouse (left button) down, and dragging. Is coding for drag and drop like this possible? Thanks much, Arnold |
Making a matching worksheet allowing drag and drop of protected cells...
Thanks for replying.
If Excel's cell selection can't be modified with code--bypassing having to click right on a cell's border, then what about using labels and passing variables? For instance, a spelling word could be typed in a label, and then a user could click and drag the label and 'drop' or place it next to the correct definition for the word. Code could then detect the value of the label, compare it to what it should be, and then mark the definition as correct or wrong. I would just have no idea about how to code such an interactive sheet. Any ideas??? Thanks, |
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