That is true, but you don't have to do anything in the SelectionChange
event, so what is the problem?

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Bob

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"clara" wrote in message
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Hi,

In order to make a change to a cell, first you have to move the focus to
the
cell and it causes selectionchange , after you type in the cell, you move
the
focus out to other cells and at this time, the excel know there is a
change
in a cell and a new selectionchange is also triggered.

Clara
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thank you so much for your help


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Let me ask you a question.

Why do you think this?

I can limit a cell's content simple with the change event.

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HTH

Bob

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"clara" wrote in message
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Hi all,

I find change and selectionchange are entwined together. If I want to
limit
a cell' content change, I have to handle selectionchange ,change and
selectionchange orderly. Because focus first need to move to the cell,
then
change the content and last focus move to other cell. Could you give me
a
clear explanation what can I should in these step?

Clara
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thank you so much for your help