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Hi All,
Easy question (I hope). I have some code that sets the values of a bunch of combo boxes, set to fire on Worksheet_Open. Obviously, this causes a problem, as users will edit the form, save it , and then re-open the form to find that the data they have input in the combo boxes is gone. I presume the best way to prevent this is to only run the code that sets the values when the sheet is clean/virgin/whatever you want to call it. Is there a way to do that, or is there a better way? TIA, Harry |
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