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I don't think that you can. The Calculation engine is all under the hood,
Excel uses a smart calculation model, that is it determines what cells need recalculating but I don't believe that it exposes that data. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "SaltyBall" wrote in message ... Hi, Worksheet_Calculate(), I want to make cells change color when its value change after recalculate. Worksheet_Change() can use "Target.address" to locate the changed cells How to find affected cells for Worksheet_Calculate()? Worksheet_Calculate() have no "Target.address" Thank you. |
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