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BeforeAssignmentAction
My VBA is running on a PerformancePoint Excel Add-In Form. According to the
PPS Help, I may create the subroutines that are based on the BeforeAssignmentAction event. I cannot seem to get this action to work. In ThisWorkbook: Private Sub BeforeAssignmentAction() Range("D11:D33").Copy Range("L11:L33").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub Thanks in advance! |
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BeforeAssignmentAction
I have corrected this code to the following, but it still does not execute
when the Go button is clicked: Module: PerformancePoint Sub BeforeAssignmentAction() Range("D11:D33").Copy Range("L11:L33").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub "Cinque Terra" wrote: My VBA is running on a PerformancePoint Excel Add-In Form. According to the PPS Help, I may create the subroutines that are based on the BeforeAssignmentAction event. I cannot seem to get this action to work. In ThisWorkbook: Private Sub BeforeAssignmentAction() Range("D11:D33").Copy Range("L11:L33").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub Thanks in advance! |
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BeforeAssignmentAction
PerformancePoint Add-in for Excel enables use of macros on PerformancePoint
Add-in for Excel events. In PerformancePoint Add-in for Excel, macros that are triggered by the AfterRefresh() and BeforeAssignmentAction methods are required to be signed and run at the "High" macro security level. Any other macro that uses any Excel-specific methods to trigger actions will behave the same way as any other Excel workbook and macro security level. Thus, for example, if someone creates a macro that runs on the Open_Workbook() method, the add-in will not do anything to prevent this macro from running. "Cinque Terra" wrote: My VBA is running on a PerformancePoint Excel Add-In Form. According to the PPS Help, I may create the subroutines that are based on the BeforeAssignmentAction event. I cannot seem to get this action to work. In ThisWorkbook: Private Sub BeforeAssignmentAction() Range("D11:D33").Copy Range("L11:L33").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub Thanks in advance! |
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