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![]() There is a user security setting that will stop your code from running if they don't allow this type of access. I think it's a much better idea to use that hidden sheet within the workbook -- or even add a worksheet (that already has the code) from a template workbook. But there may be another option. Can you tie into the workbook event: Workbook_SheetBeforeDoubleClick You might need to check something to know when to continue (a key header in a key cell or a hidden sheet level name or ???). If the code is pretty much the same for all your sheets that need this, it may be easier to maintain. didn't know about the securitysetting, would've hit it for sure. It's all GPO in this shop. ThisWorkbook has sheethandlers : now I know easier maintenance: I see it - and would be the way to go thx Ward |
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