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"Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)" wrote...
.... Another possibility, with special note to Harlan's remark in his reply to my other post in this sub-thread, namely, "Event handlers only work when macros are enabled, and it's simple for users to disable macros" is to create your own format checker via a macro. Here is a function macro that should be usable which will expose VBA's Like operator for use in a worksheet. . . . .... udfs are also disabled when macros are disabled. udfs are also slow due to the Excel/VBA interface. If you're going to incur udf overhead, better to go for something more useful than VBA's Like operator, e.g., the VBScript RegExp (regular expression) object for which there are many examples in the Excel newsgroups. |
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