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What does the command do: Application.EnableEvents = True/False?

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Default Application.EnableEvents

If True then events are enabled.
If False then events are dis-abled.
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What does the command do: Application.EnableEvents = True/False?

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Default Application.EnableEvents

The EnableEvents property enables or disables events. An event is an action,
like Change, that occurs in Excel, usually the result of a user action. If
an event procedure is defined for that event, Excel will automatically
execute that code if EnableEvents is True. If EnableEvents is False, the
code is not executed.

See http://www.cpearson.com/excel/events.htm for an overview of Events.


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