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How to programmatically set a focus on the selected cell?
Hi,
Using Excel automation, how to set a focus (rectangle around the cell) , by specifying Column No and Row No.? Thanks, Jack |
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How to programmatically set a focus on the selected cell?
Cells(rownumber,columnnumber).select
"Jack" wrote: Hi, Using Excel automation, how to set a focus (rectangle around the cell) , by specifying Column No and Row No.? Thanks, Jack |
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How to programmatically set a focus on the selected cell?
Providing you have a properly declared worksheet object then... WS.Cells(Rw, Col).Select Rw is the row number and Col is the Column number and both should be a Long. Also, you do not need to Select in order to "work" on a cell, just use the reference... WS.Cells(69, 11).Value = "Mush" -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message ... Hi, Using Excel automation, how to set a focus (rectangle around the cell) , by specifying Column No and Row No.? Thanks, Jack |
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How to programmatically set a focus on the selected cell?
Thank you.
However, when I do that the moExcelApp_SheetSelectionChange is invoked. How can I do that (setting the focus) without invoking that function? Jack "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message ... Hi, Using Excel automation, how to set a focus (rectangle around the cell) , by specifying Column No and Row No.? Thanks, Jack |
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How to programmatically set a focus on the selected cell?
reversing my original question:
How to remove programmatically focus (rectangle) from the cell? Jack "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message ... Hi, Using Excel automation, how to set a focus (rectangle around the cell) , by specifying Column No and Row No.? Thanks, Jack |
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How to programmatically set a focus on the selected cell?
Again ... You don't have to select the cell. Also, you do not have to select the sheet. WS.Cells(69, 11).Value = "Mush" will work from almost anywhere. No selection then no selection change event occurs. However, to prevent events from occurring use moExcelApp.EnableEvents = False. Events remain off until reset to True by your code. -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message Thank you. However, when I do that the moExcelApp_SheetSelectionChange is invoked. How can I do that (setting the focus) without invoking that function? Jack "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message ... Hi, Using Excel automation, how to set a focus (rectangle around the cell) , by specifying Column No and Row No.? Thanks, Jack |
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How to programmatically set a focus on the selected cell?
Thank you very much
This works for me: moExcelApp.EnableEvents = False moExcelApp.Cells(CurrentRow, CurrentCol).Select moExcelApp.EnableEvents = True I do not understand the first part: When I tried: moExcelApp.Cells(69,11).Value = "Mush" the event moExcelApp_SheetChange is fired. Jack "Jim Cone" wrote in message ... Again ... You don't have to select the cell. Also, you do not have to select the sheet. WS.Cells(69, 11).Value = "Mush" will work from almost anywhere. No selection then no selection change event occurs. However, to prevent events from occurring use moExcelApp.EnableEvents = False. Events remain off until reset to True by your code. -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message Thank you. However, when I do that the moExcelApp_SheetSelectionChange is invoked. How can I do that (setting the focus) without invoking that function? Jack "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message ... Hi, Using Excel automation, how to set a focus (rectangle around the cell) , by specifying Column No and Row No.? Thanks, Jack |
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How to programmatically set a focus on the selected cell?
You can turn off event handling before you make the change, then make the
changes, then turn the event handling back on. moExcelApp.EnableEvents = False moExcelApp.Cells(69,11).Value = "Mush" moExcelApp.EnableEvents = True Jack wrote: Thank you very much This works for me: moExcelApp.EnableEvents = False moExcelApp.Cells(CurrentRow, CurrentCol).Select moExcelApp.EnableEvents = True I do not understand the first part: When I tried: moExcelApp.Cells(69,11).Value = "Mush" the event moExcelApp_SheetChange is fired. Jack "Jim Cone" wrote in message ... Again ... You don't have to select the cell. Also, you do not have to select the sheet. WS.Cells(69, 11).Value = "Mush" will work from almost anywhere. No selection then no selection change event occurs. However, to prevent events from occurring use moExcelApp.EnableEvents = False. Events remain off until reset to True by your code. -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message Thank you. However, when I do that the moExcelApp_SheetSelectionChange is invoked. How can I do that (setting the focus) without invoking that function? Jack "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message ... Hi, Using Excel automation, how to set a focus (rectangle around the cell) , by specifying Column No and Row No.? Thanks, Jack -- Dave Peterson |
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How to programmatically set a focus on the selected cell?
Something has to be selected. You could select a different range (out of the
visible area???) or select an object. But I think Jim's point was that if you don't include .select's in your code, you don't have to worry about going back to where you started. Jack wrote: reversing my original question: How to remove programmatically focus (rectangle) from the cell? Jack "Jack" <replyto@it wrote in message ... Hi, Using Excel automation, how to set a focus (rectangle around the cell) , by specifying Column No and Row No.? Thanks, Jack -- Dave Peterson |
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