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Thanks Otto & Horward.
As Otto sugested the "undo" works perfectly. "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Something like: Dim NewValue as string Dim OldValue as string NewValue=Target.Value Application.EnableEvents=False Application.Undo OldValue=Target.Value 'Do your check here 'Note that the old value is in the target cell. Leave it if you wish or: Target.Value=NewValue Application.EnableEvents=True Otto "wana be xl master" wrote in message ... Hi there, I'm using Workbook_SheetChange event. How can I capture the cell value before user press delete button, then through the if statement if the condition fails I want to put back the same value on the cell. Appreciate any help. Thanks, |
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