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Problem with macro triggered by worksheet change
I`m pretty new to VBA in Excel. What I`m trying to do is to
trigger a macro when the user changes a value in a particular column (uses a drop-down list). I created the following macro in VBE by double-clicking on "This Workbook", clicking on "(General)" in the left drop-down of the bottom window, and selecting "Workbook Change" in the right drop-down list. The macro is: Private Sub Workbook_Change(ByVal target As Range) If target.Column = 9 Then MsgBox "OK" End Sub I also tried putting quotes around the 9 ("9") and using the letter of the column ("I"). The result is that nothing happens when I make a new selection in the drop-down list in that column. I only have one worksheet, and it is active. What am I missing? Thanks, Alan |
Problem with macro triggered by worksheet change
Never mind! I should have double-clicked on the worksheet name, not
the Workbook! |
Problem with macro triggered by worksheet change
You can RIGHT click the worksheet tabview codeuse the workSHEET_change
event -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Alan" wrote in message ... Never mind! I should have double-clicked on the worksheet name, not the Workbook! |
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