On May 5th I wrote a question about how to launch an Excel Macro by double
clicking on a cell. I have tried what was suggested, but I still cannot make
it work. Any further help would be greatly appreciated.

I have the following code in the "View Code" area of the worksheet.

Sub aaa()
Application.Events = True
End Sub

Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick_(ByVal Target As Range, Cancel As
Boolean)
If Target.Address = $E$5 Then
Cancel=True
Call Find2
End IF
End Sub

Macros are enabled.

When I double click on E5 in the worksheet that I put the code into, nothing
happens, except the cell E5 is selected.

I have a button on the same sheet that runs Macro Find2 when clicked.

I am running Windows XP, Excel OFFXL7

Thank-you

Jim Walsh

On May 11, 2:52*pm, jswalsh33
wrote:
On May 5th I wrote a question about how to launch an Excel Macro by double
clicking on a cell. I have tried what was suggested, but I still cannot make
it work. Any further help would be greatly appreciated.

I have the following code in the "View Code" area of the worksheet.

Sub aaa()
Application.Events = True
End Sub

Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick_(ByVal Target As Range, Cancel As
Boolean)
If Target.Address = $E$5 Then
Cancel=True
Call Find2
End IF
End Sub

Macros are enabled.

When I double click on E5 in the worksheet that I put the code into, nothing
happens, except the cell E5 is selected.

I have a button on the same sheet that runs Macro Find2 when clicked.

I am running Windows XP, Excel OFFXL7

Thank-you

Jim Walsh

Jim,
Put your if condition in quotes. instead of $E$5 just write "$E$5"

It worked on my machine

Bhupinder Singh gave you a solution (using "$E$5" instead of $E$5), but I like
this syntax better:

if intersect(target, me.range("E5")) is nothing then
exit sub
end if

I find it less prone to errors (forgetting $ signs and upper/lower case
problems) and it's easier to update when I want to check multiple ranges:

if intersect(target, me.range("E5,G10,X1:Z3,IV:IV")) is nothing then
exit sub
end if




jswalsh33 wrote:

On May 5th I wrote a question about how to launch an Excel Macro by double
clicking on a cell. I have tried what was suggested, but I still cannot make
it work. Any further help would be greatly appreciated.

I have the following code in the "View Code" area of the worksheet.

Sub aaa()
Application.Events = True
End Sub

Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick_(ByVal Target As Range, Cancel As
Boolean)
If Target.Address = $E$5 Then
Cancel=True
Call Find2
End IF
End Sub

Macros are enabled.

When I double click on E5 in the worksheet that I put the code into, nothing
happens, except the cell E5 is selected.

I have a button on the same sheet that runs Macro Find2 when clicked.

I am running Windows XP, Excel OFFXL7

Thank-you

Jim Walsh

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Dave Peterson

"Bhupinder Singh" wrote:

On May 11, 2:52 pm, jswalsh33
wrote:
On May 5th I wrote a question about how to launch an Excel Macro by double
clicking on a cell. I have tried what was suggested, but I still cannot make
it work. Any further help would be greatly appreciated.

Actually I had the quotes in my original code, but forgot to put them in my
question above.

My code doesn't work with the quotes.

Any additional help would be greatly appreciated.

Jim Walsh

I have the following code in the "View Code" area of the worksheet.

Sub aaa()
Application.Events = True
End Sub

Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick_(ByVal Target As Range, Cancel As
Boolean)
If Target.Address = $E$5 Then
Cancel=True
Call Find2
End IF
End Sub

Macros are enabled.

When I double click on E5 in the worksheet that I put the code into, nothing
happens, except the cell E5 is selected.

I have a button on the same sheet that runs Macro Find2 when clicked.

I am running Windows XP, Excel OFFXL7

Thank-you

Jim Walsh

Jim,
Put your if condition in quotes. instead of $E$5 just write "$E$5"

It worked on my machine