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I have a VB script that runs to validate the string length of a cell and if
the lenght exceeds the standard I open a message box to indicate the error. When the user presses OK I want the cursor to be active in the cell with the error. I am using the following: Target.Cells.Activate But this only makes the cell active it does not open the cell for edit. If the user moves to the next cell I don't capture the problem because they didn't make a change in the cell. Is there a Target.Cells.Edit or something that will open the cell with the cursor in it? |
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