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worksheetselectionchange function to run macro
Hi Gurus
I am not a VB programmer but I know where to write code for worksheet selectionchange. I want to run a macro on entry in any cell of column "A". in short I want a row of formulas to be copied for a raneg (B*.AW*). I don't want memory to be cosumed by keeping the formulas entered by default. |
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worksheetselectionchange function to run macro
Sudarshan
The SelectionChange event has a parameter called Range. This holds the address (cell, row or column) of the selected cell, so you can use this to place the formula (I've used Offset and presumed you are storing the formulae in the range B1:AW1, although of course you could set the formula of each cell in the row using the WorksheetFunction property of the Application object) Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Application.Intersect(Target, Columns("A:A")) Is Nothing Then Range("B1:AW1").Copy Destination:=Target.Offset(0, 1) End If End Sub Now the next issue is how you tell Excel to remove the previous formulae, when the selection changes? Bear in mind not wanting to have Excel with loads of formulae may be a false economy as it only saves one copy with references to the range it is in, so it is very efficient anyway...just a heads up -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk wrote in message ups.com... Hi Gurus I am not a VB programmer but I know where to write code for worksheet selectionchange. I want to run a macro on entry in any cell of column "A". in short I want a row of formulas to be copied for a raneg (B*.AW*). I don't want memory to be cosumed by keeping the formulas entered by default. |
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Eek...sorry a parameter called Target, which is a range object!
-- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk "Nick Hodge (MVP)" wrote in message ... Sudarshan The SelectionChange event has a parameter called Range. This holds the address (cell, row or column) of the selected cell, so you can use this to place the formula (I've used Offset and presumed you are storing the formulae in the range B1:AW1, although of course you could set the formula of each cell in the row using the WorksheetFunction property of the Application object) Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Application.Intersect(Target, Columns("A:A")) Is Nothing Then Range("B1:AW1").Copy Destination:=Target.Offset(0, 1) End If End Sub Now the next issue is how you tell Excel to remove the previous formulae, when the selection changes? Bear in mind not wanting to have Excel with loads of formulae may be a false economy as it only saves one copy with references to the range it is in, so it is very efficient anyway...just a heads up -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk wrote in message ups.com... Hi Gurus I am not a VB programmer but I know where to write code for worksheet selectionchange. I want to run a macro on entry in any cell of column "A". in short I want a row of formulas to be copied for a raneg (B*.AW*). I don't want memory to be cosumed by keeping the formulas entered by default. |
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