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Code for Work Sheet
Hi,
I have written 2 seperate codes for 2 different worksheets. and i would like to apply each of them only on the relevant worksheet, both codes a Private Sub Worksheet_Activate how can i apply each code only for 1 worksheet ? thanks |
Code for Work Sheet
Assuming that each routine is on the code module for its respective WS, it
will run when that WS is activated. It is not affected by code on other WS's. NickHK "Guye" wrote in message ups.com... Hi, I have written 2 seperate codes for 2 different worksheets. and i would like to apply each of them only on the relevant worksheet, both codes a Private Sub Worksheet_Activate how can i apply each code only for 1 worksheet ? thanks |
Code for Work Sheet
As long as you Worksheet_Activate in the appropriate worksheet code modules,
and not Workbook_SheetACtivate in ThisWorkbook code module, they will only act upon the activation of that single sheet, and will not interfere with each other (unless your code triggers the other of course). -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Guye" wrote in message ups.com... Hi, I have written 2 seperate codes for 2 different worksheets. and i would like to apply each of them only on the relevant worksheet, both codes a Private Sub Worksheet_Activate how can i apply each code only for 1 worksheet ? thanks |
Code for Work Sheet
Right-click the worksheet tab and select "View Code". This will open the
code module for that worksheet only. Above the code area are 2 drop-down arrows General & Declarations. Click on General arrow and select Worksheet. Now the right down arrow will give a list of Worksheet Events you can write code for. Mike F "Guye" wrote in message ups.com... Hi, I have written 2 seperate codes for 2 different worksheets. and i would like to apply each of them only on the relevant worksheet, both codes a Private Sub Worksheet_Activate how can i apply each code only for 1 worksheet ? thanks |
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