application.enableevents=false
the code can kill the event routine of all workbooks.

The anyone can kill xl event with that code of one line.
I want to live continually the event in the specific workbook only.
how to method?
excel guru !!,,, answer...help me..


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If you suspect that your events have become turned off, you can always go
into the VBA editor and execute this line...

Application.EnableEvents = True

in the Immediate window to restore the event processing. If you are using
this in your code, you should structure things like this...

Sub DoIt(...) ' or Function DoIt(...)
On Error GoTo MakeEverythingRight
Application.EnableEvents = False
'......
'...... <<Your code goes here
'......
Exit Sub ' or Exit Function <<== optional, depends on code
MakeEverythingRight:
Application.EnableEvents = True
End Sub ' or End Function

Rick


"x taol" wrote in message
...
application.enableevents=false
the code can kill the event routine of all workbooks.

The anyone can kill xl event with that code of one line.
I want to live continually the event in the specific workbook only.
how to method?
excel guru !!,,, answer...help me..


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Rick, the way I interpreted the OP was that they want to know how to prevent
someone else from disabling events by using the code line. I was going to
recommend securing the code module with password protection, but that is the
extreme.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

If you suspect that your events have become turned off, you can always go
into the VBA editor and execute this line...

Application.EnableEvents = True

in the Immediate window to restore the event processing. If you are using
this in your code, you should structure things like this...

Sub DoIt(...) ' or Function DoIt(...)
On Error GoTo MakeEverythingRight
Application.EnableEvents = False
'......
'...... <<Your code goes here
'......
Exit Sub ' or Exit Function <<== optional, depends on code
MakeEverythingRight:
Application.EnableEvents = True
End Sub ' or End Function

Rick


"x taol" wrote in message
...
application.enableevents=false
the code can kill the event routine of all workbooks.

The anyone can kill xl event with that code of one line.
I want to live continually the event in the specific workbook only.
how to method?
excel guru !!,,, answer...help me..


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