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I have a macro in Excel that I would like to run every time I update a
specific cell. Is the an "After update" event in Excel similar to the one in
Access. If not, any suggestions on how to activate this macro automatically
would be appreciated.
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Mike
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You would use the 'Worksheet_Change' procedure of the specific worksheet.
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I have a macro in Excel that I would like to run every time I update a
specific cell. Is the an "After update" event in Excel similar to the one in
Access. If not, any suggestions on how to activate this macro automatically
would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike

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