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How to disable tempory an automatic Worksheet_Change Event
Hoi,
I'm using a macro to copy data from file-1 to file-2. In file-2 (which is not my file) an automatic ChangeEvent is build in by another person on such a way that when I copy data to a specific datafield I get an automatic popup with a question. It's not allowed for me to change this code, but............ I don't want that pop-up when I'm copying data into it. Is there a way I can disable that code when I'm copying. Something like: 'disable code for AutoEvent..... 'copy data 'enable code for AutoEvent.... below the code which I found in that file-2 as I mentioned. Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim ChangedRange As Range Set ChangedRange = Range("I25:I33") If Union(Target, ChangedRange).Address = ChangedRange.Address Then CheckResult '=run another macro End If End Sub regards, Johan |
How to disable tempory an automatic Worksheet_Change Event
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Application.EnableEvents = FALSE to disable event handling and Application.EnableEvents = TRUE to enable event handling. -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt If this post was helpful to you, please click YES below. " wrote: Hoi, I'm using a macro to copy data from file-1 to file-2. In file-2 (which is not my file) an automatic ChangeEvent is build in by another person on such a way that when I copy data to a specific datafield I get an automatic popup with a question. It's not allowed for me to change this code, but............ I don't want that pop-up when I'm copying data into it. Is there a way I can disable that code when I'm copying. Something like: 'disable code for AutoEvent..... 'copy data 'enable code for AutoEvent.... below the code which I found in that file-2 as I mentioned. Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim ChangedRange As Range Set ChangedRange = Range("I25:I33") If Union(Target, ChangedRange).Address = ChangedRange.Address Then CheckResult '=run another macro End If End Sub regards, Johan |
How to disable tempory an automatic Worksheet_Change Event
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