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Hi All
I have a sheet that my users enter data on. I have one cell (say A1) which is a normal, general cell for a number to be entered. The next cell (say A2) I use to house a combo box with a pull down list of options for them to select. What I have noticed is that some users enter the number into A1 and then try to select a combo box value for A2 without hitting enter first in A1. That is, they are still in edit mode in A1, they know in their head that they are done entering information there so they then try to use the combo box in A2. Excel still thinks they are editing A1 and does not let the combo box take the click. The users (who are not Excel savy enoough to know to hit enter and get out of edit mode) are very confused and think the system is broken. Has anyone else experienced this problem and designed their way out of it? Is there some way to handle this with events? Any ideas will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Chrisso |
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