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We've got an event handler on the SheetChange event that needs to do some
work if the user entered or changed values in teh sheet. However, we have found that the SheetChange event fires far more often then in this case (such as when the user deletes a column) and we need a way to know whether we should contiune on with our handler because the user entered data, or we should exit the function because something else triggered the event. How can we do this? Is there some other event that gets fired on column deletion that we could set a flag in? Is there a way within the sheetchange event to know wahat kind of change triggered the call? |
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