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Almost sounds like Calculations are set to Manual. From any worksheet, click
Tools/Options and select the Calculation tab on the dialog box that comes up... if Automatic is not selected in the Calculation section at the top then select it and hit the OK button. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Cheetahke" wrote in message ... When I change the value in cell "f6" on the specific worksheet (first worksheet with the code behind), normaly that value must change in several cells in other worksheets (worksheets 2, 3 and 4), but when I check the other worksheets, nothing has changed. "Rick Rothstein" wrote: Describe "doesn't work" for us. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Cheetahke" wrote in message ... Hi Tom, Thanks for the remarks. I had the right code in my worksheet, but mistyped it here. I've tried again, and it still doesn't work. I don't know what's wrong. Is it possible that it's because I work with Excel 2003? "Tom Hutchins" wrote: You have clearly retyped some of your code in your post. The code you submitted is missing a closing right parentheses each time after the Intersect statement. This works for me: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Cells.Count 1 Then Exit Sub Set LastCellChanged = Target If Not Intersect(LastCellChanged, Range("f6:f25")) Is Nothing Then MsgBox "A" Else If Not Intersect(LastCellChanged, Range("h2")) Is Nothing Then MsgBox "B" Else MsgBox "C" End If End If End Sub I assume you have some reason to assign Target to a range variable LastCellChanged each time the event fires, instead of just using Target. Since this is a worksheet event, it needs to be placed on the code module for the particular worksheet where you want this to work, not in ThisWorkbook or a general VBA module. Hope this helps, Hutch "Cheetahke" wrote: Is it possible to use more than once the intersect methode? I tried next code, but it does not work. Any ideas? Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Cells.Count 1 Then Exit Sub Set LastCellChanged = Target If not intersect(LastCellChanged, Range("f6:f25") is nothing then 'Do something else If not intersect(LastCellChanged, Range("h2") is nothing then 'Do something else else 'Do 3rd thing end if end if End Sub . |
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