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I have a series of user-defined functions exposed as formulas within Excel. They are being refreshed using the .CalculateFull method when a user presses a command button on the right-click command bar. They also have the option of using the F2 shortcut key to show the cell contents of the formula and then pressing "enter" to refresh formula within the single cell. To determine target cell in this case is fairly easy. You can use the Application.ActiveCell.Formula How can I determine which cell is the "ActiveCell" when a user invokes the .CalculateFull method? The normal Application.ActiveCell.Formula does not work and only returns the same cell where the cursor was located when the .CalculateFull method was first invoked. I am using VB 6.0 and programming against the Excel 2003 Object Model. Any guidance would be appreciated!!! |
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