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I need to show a message box if the user enters an "N" in any particular
cell. I currently have code in the SelectionChange procedure, which checks to see if the cell direcly above or to the left of the active cell has the "N". This causes a problem because if a user is entering information on the next line, when the active cell is direcly below a cell with only an "N", it shows the message box. So, I am wanting to write a procedure that is triggered when the user hits either Enter or Tab to check if the last active cell has only an "N". Please help if you can. Thanks, -- Markb |
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