Hi,

I am using Excel 2007. I have written a VBA Sub that I want to be called
any time the value in one particular cell is changed.

I know I can do this by creating a Worksheet_Change() Sub and checking the
'Target' Range parameter to see if the changed cell is the one I want to
watch. The drawback of this is that this Sub gets called any time *any* cell
is changed. In my case, this will get called alot because I have a value in
another cell that changes once per second (it displays the current time).

I was wondering if there is an event Sub other than Worksheet_Change() that
would be called only when the one cell I want to watch changes?

Thanks in advance,
Paul Kraemer
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Paul Kraemer

As ALWAYS, post your code for comments.

if not intersect(target,range("a1"))is nothing then

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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"Paul Kraemer" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I am using Excel 2007. I have written a VBA Sub that I want to be called
any time the value in one particular cell is changed.

I know I can do this by creating a Worksheet_Change() Sub and checking the
'Target' Range parameter to see if the changed cell is the one I want to
watch. The drawback of this is that this Sub gets called any time *any*
cell
is changed. In my case, this will get called alot because I have a value
in
another cell that changes once per second (it displays the current time).

I was wondering if there is an event Sub other than Worksheet_Change()
that
would be called only when the one cell I want to watch changes?

Thanks in advance,
Paul Kraemer
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Paul Kraemer

Paul asked "I know how to do X, but can I do Y?", and you answered
"Here's how to do X".

Having said that, I'm pretty sure the answer is no, you have to just
check in the Worksheet_Change sub.

Phil Hibbs.

There is not an event that would function like Celll_Change. It would
be nice, but it isn't so. It is possible (in theory) to use a set of
classes to handle the Worksheet events for only specific cells, but
that wouldn't buy much, either in performance or simplicity.
Basically, you're stuck with Worksheet_Change:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Select Case LCase(Target.Address(False, False))
Case "a1"
Debug.Print "do something for A1"
Case "c3"
Debug.Print "do something for C3"
' and so on for each cell in question
End Select
End Sub

Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP 1998 - 2010
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com
[email on web site]




On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 05:30:01 -0800, Paul Kraemer
wrote:

Hi,

I am using Excel 2007. I have written a VBA Sub that I want to be called
any time the value in one particular cell is changed.

I know I can do this by creating a Worksheet_Change() Sub and checking the
'Target' Range parameter to see if the changed cell is the one I want to
watch. The drawback of this is that this Sub gets called any time *any* cell
is changed. In my case, this will get called alot because I have a value in
another cell that changes once per second (it displays the current time).

I was wondering if there is an event Sub other than Worksheet_Change() that
would be called only when the one cell I want to watch changes?

Thanks in advance,
Paul Kraemer