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Default Run a macro when clicking a cell.

Hi,

I'm sure this has been discussed before but I'm a complete novice on
Excel so any help is appreciated.

I've created a Calendar Control and can call the macro up either by
clicking a button or right-clicking the mouse. When I click on a date
in the Calendar, the date populates the selected cell. However, what
I'd also like to do is to run the macro when I click on a specific
cell.

I've seen another post which said copy the cell and paste the picture
then you can assign the macro to the cell but the date populates the
cell you clicked on prior to the macro running so that's no good.

Can anyone advise either how to run the macro by clicking the cell so
that the date populates the clicked cell, or maybe a double-click
which I've seen in another post.

I can email my workbook to anyone to have a look if required.

Kind regards.

K-Rod.
 
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