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Exceute macro when cell is clicked
How do I execute a specific macro when I click on a cell? For example, if I
click in cell B3, I want to run a macro. Suggestions? |
Exceute macro when cell is clicked
Use the Worksheet_SelectionChange method.\
This would go on the individual sheet in the VBA Editor Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Address < "$B$3" Then Exit Sub Do Stuff End Sub -- If this helps, please remember to click yes. "Kent McPherson" wrote: How do I execute a specific macro when I click on a cell? For example, if I click in cell B3, I want to run a macro. Suggestions? |
Exceute macro when cell is clicked
One limitation of Paul's approach is that the macro would get also get called
if the cell were entered via the ARROW keys or the TAB key or even the enter key. Another approach is to Insert a hyperlink in B3 to a Place in the Document (namely B3). At first blush, this seems a little silly (why insert a hyperlink that goes nowhere?). We now can trap the click with a hyperlink follow event macro: Private Sub Worksheet_FollowHyperlink(ByVal Target As Hyperlink) If Target.Parent.Address = "$B$3" Then Call hello End If End Sub Now the cell will perform just like a button. You can even add a mouse-over popup message if you want. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu2007M "Kent McPherson" wrote: How do I execute a specific macro when I click on a cell? For example, if I click in cell B3, I want to run a macro. Suggestions? |
Exceute macro when cell is clicked
Yes, this is great. Thanks.
"Paul C" wrote in message ... Use the Worksheet_SelectionChange method.\ This would go on the individual sheet in the VBA Editor Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Address < "$B$3" Then Exit Sub Do Stuff End Sub -- If this helps, please remember to click yes. "Kent McPherson" wrote: How do I execute a specific macro when I click on a cell? For example, if I click in cell B3, I want to run a macro. Suggestions? |
Exceute macro when cell is clicked
That is a good point. This is a more robust method.
-- If this helps, please remember to click yes. "Gary''s Student" wrote: One limitation of Paul's approach is that the macro would get also get called if the cell were entered via the ARROW keys or the TAB key or even the enter key. Another approach is to Insert a hyperlink in B3 to a Place in the Document (namely B3). At first blush, this seems a little silly (why insert a hyperlink that goes nowhere?). We now can trap the click with a hyperlink follow event macro: Private Sub Worksheet_FollowHyperlink(ByVal Target As Hyperlink) If Target.Parent.Address = "$B$3" Then Call hello End If End Sub Now the cell will perform just like a button. You can even add a mouse-over popup message if you want. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu2007M "Kent McPherson" wrote: How do I execute a specific macro when I click on a cell? For example, if I click in cell B3, I want to run a macro. Suggestions? |
Exceute macro when cell is clicked
Very cool. I love this newsgroup!
"Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... One limitation of Paul's approach is that the macro would get also get called if the cell were entered via the ARROW keys or the TAB key or even the enter key. Another approach is to Insert a hyperlink in B3 to a Place in the Document (namely B3). At first blush, this seems a little silly (why insert a hyperlink that goes nowhere?). We now can trap the click with a hyperlink follow event macro: Private Sub Worksheet_FollowHyperlink(ByVal Target As Hyperlink) If Target.Parent.Address = "$B$3" Then Call hello End If End Sub Now the cell will perform just like a button. You can even add a mouse-over popup message if you want. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu2007M "Kent McPherson" wrote: How do I execute a specific macro when I click on a cell? For example, if I click in cell B3, I want to run a macro. Suggestions? |
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