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I have a sheet that is updated when it is activated. Is there a way to check
if any or the ranges have been changed when it is updated and to identify the ranges that have been changed? Thanks |
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I'm not certain of the exact details, but how about a routine using the
Workbook_BeforeClose to copy the ranges (paste values) to another location (another, possibly hidden, sheet) within the workbook, then another routine to compare these values with the current values after opening? -- Ian -- "ranswrt" wrote in message ... I have a sheet that is updated when it is activated. Is there a way to check if any or the ranges have been changed when it is updated and to identify the ranges that have been changed? Thanks |
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Thanks I will give that a try
"IanC" wrote: I'm not certain of the exact details, but how about a routine using the Workbook_BeforeClose to copy the ranges (paste values) to another location (another, possibly hidden, sheet) within the workbook, then another routine to compare these values with the current values after opening? -- Ian -- "ranswrt" wrote in message ... I have a sheet that is updated when it is activated. Is there a way to check if any or the ranges have been changed when it is updated and to identify the ranges that have been changed? Thanks |
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