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Worksheet_change event assistance
Please help me out!
I have this piece of code: Public Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Application.Intersect(Target, Range("M7")) Is Nothing Then FillOutReport End If End Sub I want to change it so that FillOutReport also is called when the M7 is cleared - meaning any change in the cell should call FillOutReport. Anyone able to solve this? Thanks The Doctor |
Worksheet_change event assistance
I tried your code in XL2003, and FillOutReport was triggered by clearing M7.
What is the problem? Regards, Stefi €žDr. Schwartz€ť ezt Ă*rta: Please help me out! I have this piece of code: Public Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Application.Intersect(Target, Range("M7")) Is Nothing Then FillOutReport End If End Sub I want to change it so that FillOutReport also is called when the M7 is cleared - meaning any change in the cell should call FillOutReport. Anyone able to solve this? Thanks The Doctor |
Worksheet_change event assistance
It looks fine to me. Namely, if M7 has just changed the Intersect will
return a range hence passing the If test. Is the Change event code in the correct sheet module and are events enabled. Regards, Peter T "Dr. Schwartz" wrote in message ... Please help me out! I have this piece of code: Public Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Application.Intersect(Target, Range("M7")) Is Nothing Then FillOutReport End If End Sub I want to change it so that FillOutReport also is called when the M7 is cleared - meaning any change in the cell should call FillOutReport. Anyone able to solve this? Thanks The Doctor |
Worksheet_change event assistance
It also works for me. However, a note... it doesn't make the call if cell M7 is deleted (right-click and choose delete). -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware (Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming) |
Worksheet_change event assistance
The event code should be triggered by either setting M7 or clearing M7. I
would look very carefully at FillOutReport and any other macros to insure they are not causing Application.EnableEvents to become false. This would cause your symptoms. Also as a general preventative measure, use: Application.EnableEvents=FLASE Call FillOutReport Application.EnableEvents=TRUE If your condition does not improve, update the post. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200769 "Dr. Schwartz" wrote: Please help me out! I have this piece of code: Public Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Application.Intersect(Target, Range("M7")) Is Nothing Then FillOutReport End If End Sub I want to change it so that FillOutReport also is called when the M7 is cleared - meaning any change in the cell should call FillOutReport. Anyone able to solve this? Thanks The Doctor |
Worksheet_change event assistance
How very strange! I tried it out once more (in addition to the several 100 i
did before I wrote this post) and now it works... Sorry to bother you all and thank you for spending time on this. To Garys student: enabling and disabling the event while running a sub is very useful and saves time. However this could not have caused the problem as I was not aware of this functionality. Thanks again The Doctor "Gary''s Student" wrote: The event code should be triggered by either setting M7 or clearing M7. I would look very carefully at FillOutReport and any other macros to insure they are not causing Application.EnableEvents to become false. This would cause your symptoms. Also as a general preventative measure, use: Application.EnableEvents=FLASE Call FillOutReport Application.EnableEvents=TRUE If your condition does not improve, update the post. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200769 "Dr. Schwartz" wrote: Please help me out! I have this piece of code: Public Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Application.Intersect(Target, Range("M7")) Is Nothing Then FillOutReport End If End Sub I want to change it so that FillOutReport also is called when the M7 is cleared - meaning any change in the cell should call FillOutReport. Anyone able to solve this? Thanks The Doctor |
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