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Rick - Using Worksheet Change event effectively requires you to turn off
the events when your routine is going to change the worksheet Application.EnableEvents = False ' do your stuff, then turn the events back on Application.EnableEvents = turn I'm not sure I see why... the code appeared to run fine... can you clarify this for me? Well, when I say the code runs fine, I did see an error produced when I did something elsewhere on the sheet that generated its own error; however, adding On Error Resume Next seems to take care of that problem. Is that not a desirable thing to add to a Worksheet Change event? Here's a slight variation. Run it on demand, not automatically. I got the impression that the OP wanted an automatic solution rather than one that required manual activation. Rick |
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