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The following is a simplified logic statement that I am trying to write in
VB. If someone could interpret it and make it work in VB, I would appreciate it. What I am trying to do is active/run a macro whenever a specified cell shows a value of "x". Here is the incomplete statement: Sub...........Activate_Deactivate If cell A12="x" then Activate Macro named Start_Up If cell A12<"x" then Activate Macro named Hide End Sub |
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