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How to record changing value of a cell
I have a model that uses three variables to give the final result. Each of these variables can be changed and the final result will also change. I want to record the value of the final result each time I make a change to the variable. How can I record that changing value?
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The macro could be triggered each time one of the input cells is updated. The macro would then record the result in a separate worksheet. |
How to record changing value of a cell
On Wed, 19 Jun 2013 01:59:30 +0100, Paga Mike
wrote: 'RB[_2_ Wrote: ;1612365']I have a model that uses three variables to give the final result. Each of these variables can be changed and the final result will also change. I want to record the value of the final result each time I make a change to the variable. How can I record that changing value? You could use an Event Macro. The macro could be triggered each time one of the input cells is updated. The macro would then record the result in a separate worksheet. I have a workbook in which I have a column of "Y" "N" selection dropdowns. When that "Y" is selected, that row lights up and its data appears and its color changes. The color of the Yes/No selection also changes. I might have it posted ... lemmie check... http://www.mediafire.com/?a1hwbmmihjmaiyi Select the number of bands on the left. change it from 6 to 5 and watch the 6th band disappear, along with its associated data and descriptor cells. And of course, the resistor bands change color based on the number you place in each of those locations. I should do an entire re-do of it, except that there is not much through-hole technology left out there. It was a nice exercise though. |
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